The Greek Acropolis.

The Regional Archeological Museum.

The archeological site of Capo Soprano (with the Greek fortification and Hellenistic quarters).

Zona sacra including the basements of three Greek temples; of one, the most ancient one, an 8-meters Doric column is also visible.
Remains of an archaic (7th-6th centuries BC) emporium have also been excavated.

The Cathedral, dedicated to the Holy Virgin Assunta, was rebuilt in 1766-1794 over a pre-existing small church of Madonna della Platea.
It has two orders façade with Doric and Ionic semi-columns.
The interior, with a nave and two aisles, houses a wood with the Transit of the Virgin by Deodato Guidaccia and other 18th centuries canvasses.

The Castelluccio ("Small Castle"), built in the early 13th century.
It is located 10 km (6 mi) from the city.

Natural Reserve of Biviere di Gela, including a coastal lake surrounded by dunes.

Manfria, with a typical beach with Mediterranean dune landscape, and the Torre di Manfria ("Manfria Tower").
The Greek Acropolis.
The Regional Archeological Museum.
The archeological site of Capo Soprano (with the Greek fortification and Hellenistic quarters).
Zona sacra including the basements of three Greek temples; of one, the most ancient one, an 8-meters Doric column is also visible. Remains of an archaic (7th-6th centuries BC) emporium have also been excavated.
The Cathedral, dedicated to the Holy Virgin Assunta, was rebuilt in 1766-1794 over a pre-existing small church of Madonna della Platea. It has two orders façade with Doric and Ionic semi-columns. The interior, with a nave and two aisles, houses a wood with the Transit of the Virgin by Deodato Guidaccia and other 18th centuries canvasses.
The Castelluccio ("Small Castle"), built in the early 13th century. It is located 10 km (6 mi) from the city.
Natural Reserve of Biviere di Gela, including a coastal lake surrounded by dunes.
Manfria, with a typical beach with Mediterranean dune landscape, and the Torre di Manfria ("Manfria Tower").
Gela