This final paper deals with the analysis of the natural and anthropogenic tourist attractions of Sicily. Sicily is packed with natural attractions and numerous national parks, but also with many cultural attractions. Also, the tradition, culture and way of life of the population are a sort of attraction. UNESCO has included in its list the numerous cultural and historical heritage of the island, from temples, churches and cathedrals, to the Old Town cores and Baroque cities. Sicily has 9 provinces and each has something special that attracts many visitors. The most famous tourist attractions in Sicily are: Etna volcano, Lipari Islands, Zingaro Nature Reserve, remains of Greek and Roman history, a number of museums, churches and cathedrals, preserved architectural heritage and miles of long sandy beaches and crystal clear sea. Thanks to the attractions mentioned above, visitors can experience the history of Sicily and see one of the few active volcanoes in Europe. Traditional gastronomy and fine local wines also create an added value and a special experience for visitors.