Sicily · SELF-GUIDED TOURS
4 reviewed
Good self-guided tours fill up fast in Sicily and the best ones fill up first. Below are the 4 to book, with current prices and what makes each one different, so you can lock it in before the calendar does.
Skip the line to Taormina’s Ancient Theater with a multi-language audio guide for self-paced ruins, views, and Roman drama.
“It was quick and easy. There is a large window of time that you could use it for the day, so there was no pressure as to an exact time. Beautiful amphitheater!”
Skip the line at Agrigento’s Valley of the Temples with a digital audioguide and Pemcards. One-day UNESCO ruins for $19.
“Not exactly line free tickets. You still have to exchange your QR code for tickets which means you stand in line albeit shorter than regular ticket line. And then you have to stand in line for the audio guide. Our visit was in mid September so might be more useful ticket during a busier time of year. The Valley of Temples itself is impressive. Get there early when it’s less hot!”
Skip the line into Agrigento’s Valley of the Temples with a mobile audio guide. See Doric classics in 2–3 hours.
“la visite est parfaite. a faire au coucher du soleil magnifique. cependant l audioguide n est pas top. 1es explication par temple ne dure qu une minute du mal a trouver la position exacte sur le site. et comme l appli est sur le téléphone, quand on prend des photo il faut se remettre sur l appli.... donc je recommande cette visite bien sûr mais sans l audioguide un manuel a vendre a l entrée est presque mieux”
Explore Palermo’s Palatine Chapel with a self-paced audio guide and optional Norman Palace. See the famed muqarnas ceiling.
“la gentilezza del ragazzo che ci ha accolte. top”
A self-guided Syracuse/Ortigia walking tour with audio and text in multiple languages, letting you go at your pace for just $7.84.
“Highly recommended. It gives you the freedom to walk around the city and get lost while listening to some history. It doesn't force you to submit to schedules.Auto-translated”
