PALERMO
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The 10 most popular tour reviews 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.
“Great experience, I would recommed it to everyone. We received so many information that you can not read in a books. Thank you for sharing your history and anti-mafia movement.”
Hop-on hop-off buses in Palermo with two routes, multilingual audio, and optional trips to Monreale or Mondello Beach for $17.
“It’s just A transportation with WiFi from Palermo to the Beach of Mondello, from “A” to “B”. Everything was in time.”
Taste Palermo’s street food on a small-group walk through Vucciria and Capo: panelle, arancini, drinks, and cannoli.
“This is a wonderful tour. Authentic food and friendly people. Palermo is so beautiful and our guide Angelo was amazing. He was so kind and knowledgable. We felt like we were with a friend. The markets are so lively, colourful and diverse. Lots to see, smell and taste. Highly recommend.”
Palermo day trip to Segesta, Nubia salt pans near Trapani, and Erice. Self-guided stops with safe minivan transport for $82.
“great day. it was nice not having to drive. i got a chance to see all of the beautiful lands on the way. a liitle traffic in palermo but it is expected. it was nice to finish in Erice, a wonderful town on a hil.”
See Palermo’s Teatro Massimo in a 40-minute guided tour: foyer, golden auditorium, royal box, stage views, and city panoramas for $14.
“It's was good guided tour, Teatro Massimo is super big and impressive. It was nice to see it, seems even bigger from inside.”
A 6-hour half-day from Palermo to Monreale and Cefalù, built around Duomo mosaics, Greek roots, and coastal scenery.
“1/2 hour less in Monreale so we can spend more time in Cefalú”
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.
“Our driver, Fabio & our guide, Emilio were fantastic! Bus was very clean & they were so efficient! My husband left his man purse on the bus. Emilio was so helpful, involving his father who spoke better English, and your company linked us with the Bus Owner, Michael who personally delivered the purse! Wow! Unbelievable…”
Palermo No Mafia walking tour links Teatro Massimo, judges’ memorials, anti-pizzo shopkeepers and the Addiopizzo movement in a 3-hour walk.
“Fascinating tour, so much history... Frederico has a depth of knowledge and is very passionate about the topic. Highly recommended.”
Palermo pizza and chocolate gelato class with a local chef, dinner and wine included, plus a digital recipe booklet for making it at home.
“This class was fantastic, would recommend to anybody!! Beautiful and roomy work area, extremely well organised and our cook was so much fun. One of my best Sicilian experiences so far”
