Things to Do in Palermo
• Navigate the city seamlessly, covering 15 iconic sights across 2 routes as buses arrive every 30 to 60 minutes.
• The double-decker buses are equipped with an immersive audio guide in eight languages. So hop on, tune in, and take in panoramic city views.
• Some iconic spots along your route include Palermo Cathedral, Palermo Botanical Garden, and Teatro Massimo.
We welcome you to the city with The Best Free Walking Tour of Palermo. You will see that each monument, each name and even each souvenir has a meaning and a background story that deserves to be told. It is a must to know about street food and how much of it is true when it comes to the mafia. It's time to discover where to get the essence of the city 🤩
Some of the stops are:
👉 Teatro Massimo
👉 Via Maqueda
👉 Quattro Canti
👉 Piazza Pretoria
👉 Piazza Bellini
👉 Chiesa della Martorana
👉 Chiesa di San Cataldo
👉 Corso Vittorio Emanuele
👉 La Cattedrale di Palermo.
The tours are conducted by certified guides 😎 .
It will be our pleasure to take you along Palermo's streets and discover their secrets. Be a local 🫶
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• Learn about the history of the Royal Palace and the tumultuous stories of its past that it hides within its majestic glory.
• Try to spot the mayor in the beautiful Town Hall which is open to the public.
• Admire the Martorana Church, named by a 12th-century Arab traveler as the “most beautiful monument in the world.”
• Fun Fact: Piazza Pretoria is affectionately dubbed "Square of Shame" by the locals because all of its statues are nude!
• Explore Palazzo Dei Normanni and learn about its past in great detail to truly understand its recognition by UNESCO.
• Venture into the gardens and Cappella Palatina for a complete experience and find marvel at its beauty and luxury closely.
• Fun Fact: Referred to as the “golden coach”, a magnificent late-18th-century Baroque carriage that belonged to the Prince of Butera is present in the Palace and was featured in Jean Renoir’s film.
Please, keep in mind the tour is in Italian, but if you're a group or want a private tour, contact me, I can also organize tours in English and Spanish
Palermo is a wonderful city and we will discover it together. In the morning visit we will find ourselves in front of the Massimo Theater and then enter the Capo market, one of the oldest markets in the city, where we can get to know a little of the street food of Palermo. We will walk along the Maqueda road until we reach the Quattro Canti and from there to the so-called Piazza della Vergogna - we will discover the reason for this curious name - and to the neighboring Piazza Bellini, where the Martorana Church is located, which will leave you with the open mouth. We will finish touring the Cassaro, the oldest street in the city until we reach the Cathedral. While in the afternoon visit, being the market closed, we will reach the Piazza Marina, very close to the city port. Being an official guide, if you wish we can visit the interior of the Cathedral, so keep in mind that as in the rest of Italy, it is necessary to enter the churches in a decent way: it is not possible to access with bare shoulders and with very short pants or dresses (just take a cloth to cover yourself) During our tour we will talk about the history of the city, but also about gastronomy, curiosities and surely you have any questions about the mafia. It is a very pleasant visit, you will surely like it!
keep in mind that you will not only enjoy a visit with an authorized guide (I dedicate myself professionally to it), a personalized itinerary in small groups, but that In addition we will also have radio microphones so you can comfortably follow the explanations and take pictures without being attached to me. Reservation is essential
• Identify fresh seasonal ingredients at the Mercato del Capo (street market) in Palermo and dabble in the sights, sounds, and aroma of the place.
• Discover the secrets of the local cuisine and experience the true combinations of flavors and their depth, something Sicily is known for.
• Prepare dishes like arancini, pasta alla norma, and cannoli depending on seasonal availability.
• Make sure to collect the recipe booklet with the chef’s favorite tips and tricks to impress guests at home.
Join us on this day trip to Cefalù from Palermo! Discover the rich history, natural beauty, and Mediterranean charm of this coastal gem of northern Sicily.
• Stroll through the narrow alleys of the medieval hilltop village of Erice and find viewpoints to admire the Egadi Islands and Trapani city.
• Delight in a refreshing local Sicilian granita in Erice; indulge in sweet wines, olive oil, and typical Sicilian lunch in Marsala.
• Feel and smell the tangy salt in the air as you pass by scenic Marsala's Salt Route.
• Fun Fact: Erice is often called "the town of one hundred churches" since believers had started to build churches and monasteries in the Norman period.
• Witness the processes involved in making the "sfincione palermitano," the thick sponge-like pizza that is indigenous to Sicily.
• Sample some delicious premium wines and house-made olive oil while you wait for the dough to rise.
• Spend precious family moments as you learn to make pistachio gelato and listen to the history of Italian ice creams.
• Fun Fact: There is a Gelato World Cup, a biennial event where international teams compete to make the best gelato dishes, sundaes, and ice sculptures.
• Skip the stress of arranging transport post-flight and dive straight into exploring Palermo with a direct transfer in just 45mins.
• Missed your bus? No worries your ticket remains valid and buses depart every 10-15mins, ensuring seamless travel.
• Benefit from onboard amenities like ample storage space, free high-speed WiFi, and a dedicated bicycle area.
• Arrive at the vibrant Palermo city center, filled with attractions, restaurants, and shops - a perfect start to your journey!






































