Agrigento: Where Ancient Wonders Meet Coastal Beauty, Italy’s 2025 Capital of Culture
Agrigento, situated on the southern coast of Sicily, is known for its well-preserved ancient Greek ruins, particularly the Valley of the Temples, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Other notable places to see in the province of Agrigento include Scala dei Turchi, a stunning white cliff formation, and the picturesque coastal town of Porto Empedocle.
Additionally, the city itself offers charming historic streets and squares, as well as the Agrigento Regional Archaeological Museum, showcasing artifacts from the region’s rich history.
In recognition of its cultural significance, Agrigento has been designated as the Italian Capital of Culture for the year 2025.
Population
410,323
historical artifacts
4,000
Municipalities
43
Area Total:
3,052.81 km²
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