Churches in Sicily

The Palatine Chapel in Palermo is not only designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site but is also listed among the most beautiful churches of the world.

No visit to Catania is complete without seeing the cathedral dedicated to the city's patron saint, Sant'Agata.

You can't miss the Cathedral of Cefalu' - it rises above the city and defines its skyline.

At the high point of Tindari stands the defining church with its gleaming golden dome that can be seen from miles around.

A stone church in a panoramic position, San Giorgio Anglican Church is a pretty stop.

The high point of Modica -both figuratively and literally- is the city's Cathedral of St Giorgio with its soaring central tower.

Santa Maria dell'Ammiraglio is also known as La Martorana, and is a spectacular, sacred site in the center of Palermo.

The city's cathedral also has minor basilica status, and is worth a visit while you're in Trapani.

One of Palermo's most noted and beautiful churches is the baroque beauty, Chiesa del Gesu', which is also known as the Casa Professa.

Outside Piedimonte Etneo is a small church with an interesting history.

Modica's oldest house of worship is built at the high point of town and stands out in gleaming splendor.