Thanks to the many cultures that have inhabited the island in the past centuries, Sicily has many archaeological sites. Listed below are the top Sicilian Archaeological sites you can visit. Ancient Theatre of Taormina Location: Taormina – Google maps An ancient Greek theatre built in the third century BC, it is the second largest ancient theatre in Sicily after the Greek Theatre of Syracuse Tango7174 [CC BY-SA] Selinunte Archaeological Park Location: Castelvetrano – Google maps Remains of the ancient Greek city of Selinunte, it is the biggest archaeological site in Europe with an area of 270 hectares. AdiJapan [CC BY-SA] Solunto Location: Santa Flavia – Google maps Partially excavated remains of the Hellenistic Roman town of Solunto Allie_Caulfield from Germany [CC BY] Segesta Location: Calatafimi Segesta – Google maps Remains of the ancient Greek city of Segesta with well preserved temple and theatre. xorge [CC BY-SA] Tindari Location: Patti – Google maps The monumental ruins of the ancient city of Tyndaris, the park includes a theatre, a propylaeum and several other edifices of Roman times. Effems [CC BY-SA] Neapolis Archaeological Park Location: Syracuse (Siracusa) – Google maps Hosts the most important ruins of the old Greek Roman city of Syracuse. It contains both Greek and Roman architecture lying side by side fotovideomike from Italia (Michele Ponzio, @michele_ponzio) [CC BY-SA] Monte Jato (Iaitas) Location: San Cipirello – Google maps Archaeological park with the remains of the ancient city of Iaitas. Iaitas [CC BY-SA] Himera Park Location: Termini Imerese – Google maps The necropolis with its 12,000 tombs is one of the biggest of the Magna Graecie Clemensfranz [CC BY-SA]