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Agrigent Tempel und Scala dei Turchi Tour

65,00 €

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Sprachen: Englisch

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Dauer: zwischen 4 Stunden bis 8 Stunden

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Highlights

Genießen Sie einen Spaziergang auf dem Heiligen Weg im Tal der Tempel
Entdecken Sie die berühmte Scala dei Turchi

Beschreibung

Zwei der Höhepunkte Siziliens stehen im Mittelpunkt dieser faszinierenden Tour. Entdecken Sie das UNESCO-Weltkulturerbe Tal der Tempel, um inmitten einer fesselnden archäologischen Stätte in die Vergangenheit zu reisen, und erkunden Sie dann eine der zehn einzigartigsten Küsten, die von TripAdvisor genannt werden, Scala dei Turchi.

Erleben Sie eine der größten archäologischen Stätten der Welt, das riesige Tal der Tempel in Agrigent. Auf einem hohen Bergrücken befinden sich unzählige Tempel, die alle besichtigt werden können, darunter die Ruinen des Zeustempels und des Concordia-Tempels am Ende der Heiligen Straße. Dank der bereitgestellten Kopfhörer können Sie Ihren Tourguide stets gut hören und verpassen keine wissenswerten Details.

Lassen Sie Ihre Tour am strahlend weißen Scala dei Turchi, einer natürlichen Kalksteintreppe, die ins blaue Meer hinabführt, ausklingen und genießen Sie ein Bad, bevor die Rückfahrt zum Hotel ansteht.

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Gut

3,9/5

Basierend auf 7 Bewertungen von verifizierten Reisenden

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4,1/5

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Kritikus
Aus Deutschland - Juni 2025

Als Paar gereist

45 - 54 Jahre alt

Mangelhaft
Gesamtbewertung
2/5

Turchi nur erschwert für Fotos zugänglich. Für total 5,0 Std. Busfahrt stimmt Preis/ Ergebnis so nicht.
Katarina
Aus Deutschland - August 2024

Mit der Familie gereist

35 - 44 Jahre alt

Gut
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4/5
Uwe
Aus Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika - August 2023

Allein gereist

35 - 44 Jahre alt

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Alles super
Raph
Aus Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika - Juli 2023

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18 - 24 Jahre alt

Gut
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Sabine
Aus Deutschland - Juli 2023

Allein gereist

45 - 54 Jahre alt

Hervorragend
Gesamtbewertung
5/5

Sehr interessante Tour, eine ausgewogene Mischung von Kultur und Entspannung. Die mehr als 2500 Jahre alten Tempel in Agrigento sind absolut beeindruc ...
Nadine
Aus Deutschland - September 2022

Allein gereist

25 - 34 Jahre alt

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