Excavations at the ancient Greek city of Selinunte revealed portions of the long-lost walls and the north gate. The findings emphasize the importance of one of Sicily's most important archaeological sites. The newly uncovered north gate includes the gateway through which passed the sacred way to the monumental necropolis outside the walls, highlighting the city's pivotal role in ancient times. The use of three-dimensional geoelectric tomography was instrumental in these discoveries, allowing archaeologists to explore the subsoil. The Selinunte Archaeological Park plans to transform the area into a museum space, offering a more immersive experience for visitors.