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Neoclassical Chiesa Madre of Gela, built between 1766 and 1799 where a Greek temple once stood.
Museums Area archeologica demaniale “Bosco Littorio” Archaeological area at the foot of the acropolis of Gela, with the remains of an archaic Greek emporium.
Archaeology Bagni greci di Gela Greek Hellenistic baths of the fourth century BC at Caposoprano, with tubs and an ancient hypocaust. 19 places covered in Gela Grouped by type, most important first.
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Neoclassical Chiesa Madre of Gela, built between 1766 and 1799 where a Greek temple once stood.
Late-Baroque church in Gela, of 1659, with eighteenth-century canvases and a plaque to Dante.
Eighteenth-century church of the Minim friars in Gela, today dedicated to the Divine Mercy.
Rationalist church in Gela built in the 1950s in place of a medieval church, with its Gothic portal recovered.
Church in Gela's Macchitella district, by Ignazio Gardella, built on three interlocked circles symbolising the Trinity.
Thirteenth-century church in Gela, tied to the festival of Our Lady of Grace, with a procession on 2 July.
Church in Gela with a bare stone façade, frescoes by Casabene and a bell tower clad in yellow and green majolica.
Archaeological area at the foot of the acropolis of Gela, with the remains of an archaic Greek emporium.
Gela museum with over five thousand finds from the ancient Greek colony; closed for works since 2021.
Museum in Gela opened in 2026 at Bosco Littorio, with the wreck of an archaic Greek ship.
The oldest theatre in Gela, inaugurated in 1832 and reopened on 27 February 2013.
Greek Hellenistic baths of the fourth century BC at Caposoprano, with tubs and an ancient hypocaust.
Fourth-century BC Hellenistic fortifications at Capo Soprano, among the best preserved in the world.
Doric temple of Athena of the fifth century BC on the acropolis of Gela: one column 7.75 metres high remains.
Coastal watchtower on the hill of Manfria, planned by Camilliani, tied to the legend of the giant Manfrino.
Hill of Greek Gela, inhabited since the Copper Age, with the remains of temples B and C and of archaic buildings.
Remains of the 1233 walls of Frederick II at Gela: stretches, towers and castle ruins scattered through the old town.
Protected wetland created in 2017 on the Gela plain, a refuge for migratory birds and storks.
Reserve of 1997 around Sicily's largest coastal lake, a stopover for migratory birds.
The closest destinations covered by our editors, with straight-line distance.