The fortress at Erice.
The city is the traditional place of burial of Anchises, the father of Aeneas.
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Salt pans at Trapani.
The windmills pumped the water from one pan to the next.
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The Temple at Segesta from the theatre.
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The Temple was never finished.
It was probably built to impress the Athenians and promote a treaty in 416BC.
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The theatre at Segesta.
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Another view of the unfinished Temple.
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A view of the vast site of Selinunte.
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Columns lying where the earthquake left them at Selinunte.
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The Temple of Hera at Agrigento.
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The Temple of Concord in the evening light, Agrigento.
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Looking back up the Sacred Way at the Temple of Concord in the evening light.
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The theatre at Syracuse.
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The harbour entrance at Syracuse.
It was across this gap that the Syracusans built a boom to trap the Athenian fleet in the harbour in 413BC.
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The Bay of the Sirens where Aeneas is purported to have landed.
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The Island of Lipari in the Aeolian group.
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Lipari - looking towards the centre of the settlement.
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The facade of the Norman Cathedral at Cefalu.
The building dates to the end of the 12th century AD.
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The cathedral dominates this view of the city of Cefalu.
The onerhanging rock is a landmark.
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The Pantokrator mosaic in the cathdral apse.
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The late Roman forum at Tyndaris.
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