SICILY
286 Tours Reviewed
Palermo’s markets have a soundtrack you can eat. This chef-led private street food walk pairs iconic sights like Teatro Massimo with two of the city’s best food stops: Ballarò and Vucciria. It’s the kind of morning route that feels like…
Skip the stress between Palermo and Catania. This private transfer turns a long haul into a day with door-to-door pickup and a timed hit of Agrigento’s Valle dei Templi. I especially like the way you ride as a small group…
Palermo moves best with the wind in your hair. This CruiserCar tour strings together the big hitters in a way that feels relaxed, from the street energy of Mercato del Capo to Monreale’s mosaics and Palermo’s baroque cross-roads. I like…
Palermo by road bike beats walking and bus timing. You get a premium alloy road bike set up for your preferred pedals, plus route suggestions so you can ride scenic streets without guessing. The vibe is very hands-on: you pick…
Your Palermo trip starts before you step outside. This private transfer from Palermo Airport (Punta Raisi / PMO) to anywhere in Palermo keeps arrival simple: a driver meets you with a name sign inside the terminal, then gets you into…
Dinner in Palermo turns easy when someone else is in charge of the kitchen. This Sicilian dinner with a local chef is a 3-hour, small-group meal built around real dishes you’ll actually taste and learn. I especially like the home-table…
Mosaics and markets in one 3.5-hour loop. This guided walk through Palermo’s historic center mixes UNESCO sights with everyday street life, ending inside the Capo Market among old-school stalls and fishmongers. I love how the route pairs La Martorana’s famous…
A wine tasting in someone’s noble home. This experience is interesting because you’re tasting six Sicilian wines paired with six local cheeses in Patrizia’s apartment across from Palermo Cathedral. You also learn how Sicily’s wine regions work, including the Etna…
Palermo by bike is a fast way to size things up. This Sicicla rental is interesting because you get the basics for safe, self-guided cruising in the historic center, plus the option to level up to an e-bike or even…
A visit to Palermo’s dead looks almost unreal. This half-day tour pairs the Catacombe dei Cappuccini with stunning Monreale churches and cloisters, so you see two sides of Sicily in one tight itinerary. I particularly loved the hotel pickup and…
Fast boats, stop after stop in perfect water. This full-day ride traces Palermo’s coastline from Cala di Palermo and builds in real time for swimming and snorkeling, not just slow sightseeing. You also get a proper dock stop in Mondello,…
Palermo has a taste for storytelling. In 3.5 hours, this guided tour takes you through five traditional stops with enough food for a true full-belly finish, while the route helps you avoid tourist traps and crowds. I especially like how…
Palermo can feel like a maze. This 3-hour walk helps you get your bearings fast while feeding you as you go. You’ll sample classics like sfincione, panelle, and arancine, plus learn how Sicilian food history connects to the city’s many…
Palermo can feel like sensory overload at first. This private walking tour helps you get oriented fast while you see the city’s biggest landmarks in a smart route. I especially like the private guide setup (your pace, your questions) and…
Hands-on cooking in Palermo is weirdly satisfying. You’ll make pasta from scratch and a classic tiramisu, then eat it with wine in a real local restaurant setting. The class starts with a welcome pour of Prosecco, and you get English…
