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A real LM566 is the obvious answer. It is a fairly complicated device to emulate in discrete parts, is there a reason why that particular IC is the one you need?
Maybe you want to emulate an LM566 is because it is obsolete and is not made anymore.
The datasheets of the LM358 and LM324 opamps show a VCO circuit you can make.
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