PALERMO
Ranked by traveller popularity
The 10 most popular palermo in Palermo. Who runs them, what they include, and what they actually cost.
Palermo’s historic center with a No Mafia guide: Cosa Nostra in daily life, anti-mafia resistance, and key landmarks on a 3-hour walk.
“Super interesting and super important. Everyone should do this tour.”
Hop-on hop-off buses in Palermo with two routes, multilingual audio, and optional trips to Monreale or Mondello Beach for $17.
“Apart from the hot weather and I had no hat on overall experience was great.”
Taste Palermo’s street food on a small-group walk through Vucciria and Capo: panelle, arancini, drinks, and cannoli.
“Host was a lovely young woman and gave us history of the city , stories about the heads of the Sicilian man and woman THE FOOD WAS AS DESCRIBED and the highlight was mixing with fellow travellers and being social Thought the tour could have included pasta Norma sample The night tour doesn’t include the…”
Palermo day trip to Segesta, Nubia salt pans near Trapani, and Erice. Self-guided stops with safe minivan transport for $82.
“The sites were werry beautifull and the driver was werry nice. Enjoyed the ride and sightseeing. 😁🥰”
See Palermo’s Teatro Massimo in a 40-minute guided tour: foyer, golden auditorium, royal box, stage views, and city panoramas for $14.
“Nothing to add… the guide was wonderful and the venue was spectacular!”
A 6-hour half-day from Palermo to Monreale and Cefalù, built around Duomo mosaics, Greek roots, and coastal scenery.
“Our guide Sergio was warm and friendly! He was one of the best!”
Palermo Old Town food walk with Fabrizio: 5 street-food tastings, Capo Market, cathedral visit, and major sights, ending with a drink.
“Tour was great - we loved the mix of food and history. Fabrizio is fantastic- smart, clever, a good story teller, likes to laugh and share the culture and history of Palermo.”
Palermo to Agrigento and the Valley of the Temples, plus Scala dei Turchi. Comfortable transfer, timed breaks, and self-paced ruins.
“It was really good. Saw everything I wanted to see.”
Palermo No Mafia walking tour links Teatro Massimo, judges’ memorials, anti-pizzo shopkeepers and the Addiopizzo movement in a 3-hour walk.
“This was a fantastic introduction into the background and impact of cosa nostra in Sicily and the brave local people who want change.”
Palermo pizza and chocolate gelato class with a local chef, dinner and wine included, plus a digital recipe booklet for making it at home.
“We really enjoyed the evening learning the art of making pizza and gelato !”
