SICILY
286 Tours Reviewed
Palermo feels different when you pedal through it. I love the small-group pace and the street-food tasting worked right into the route. One thing to plan for: two big landmarks you’ll see from the outside, not inside. This is a…
Palermo moves fast, but this walk keeps you moving with purpose. You’ll tackle capo sights and Cathedral-class architecture, plus real talk about the Arab-Norman layers that earned Palermo its UNESCO status. I especially like the way this tour pairs big-name…
Forget fast-food pasta. This is a small-group Sicilian cooking class with Francesca, set just outside Palermo, where you’ll make fresh pasta from scratch and finish with a classic tiramisù. It’s hands-on, relaxed, and very much a real-life kitchen moment, not…
Palermo from the water changes your whole day. You’ll cruise past Villa Igiea and Casa Florio, then cool off with swimming breaks before a relaxed finale with Prosecco and Sicilian bites. I like the small group size (max 7 total),…
Palermo by boat changes the way you see the coast. I really like the modern small-group setup (up to 10 people) and the way the route stacks in swim time at Vergine Maria and Mondello. I also like that you’re…
Palermo can feel chaotic fast, so take control. This private tour gives you the best of Palermo with a local host’s commentary, not a clunky guidebook routine. Guides like Salvatore, Loredana, Luca, Michelangelo, and Karolina shape the route with city…
You get your bearings fast in Palermo. This walk stitches together markets, churches, and UNESCO-listed landmarks with a local guide at a relaxed pace. I like that it’s private by default, so the route can bend to your interests. I…
Fresh pasta, real Palermo homes. This 3-hour, small-group cooking class takes you into a carefully chosen local kitchen where the pasta and tiramisu are the main event, not a photo-op. You’ll cook with a Cesarine host in their own home,…
Palermo clicks into place fast on this walk. In just 2–3 hours, you pass baroque squares and Norman-Baroque churches, then wind up at the sights around Teatro Massimo with Capo Street Market as the food break. I also love the…
Palermo on a plate is the fastest way to eat your way through old-town. I love the serious food-and-wine lineup and the way guides stitch city stories into the walk. One heads-up: this is a hands-on walking tour, so it’s…
Getting out of PMO should be painless. This private Palermo Airport ⇄ city transfer is built around an easy arrival: clear name signage, quick pickup inside the terminal area, and a ride with real comfort for the last leg of…
Turning dough into dinner is a small thrill. This Palermo class teaches you how to make egg pasta dough from scratch, then shape it into two traditional pasta types with two fresh, seasonal sauces. The chef also explains gelato technique…
Palermo can feel like a movie set in one tight loop. This 3-hour private walking tour strings together the city’s top monuments with its everyday market life, so you leave with both photos and context. I especially like how the…
Palermo in a vintage Fiat is a whole thing. It’s one of those Sicily experiences where you move slowly on narrow streets, then suddenly you’re part of the city’s daily life. You’ll get a proper guided panoramic route while riding…
Greeks, Romans, and a Sicily day trip. This tour turns a long coach day into two of the island’s biggest archaeology wins: a guided walk at Valle dei Templi plus free time to take in the mosaic-packed Villa Romana del…
