SICILY
286 Tours Reviewed
Pizza and gelato lessons feel different in Palermo. You’ll make two classic pies and learn gelato hands-on, with real dough technique and a finish with Marsala wine or soft drinks. One thing to plan for: it’s not suitable for celiac,…
Street food in Palermo has a way of grabbing you fast. This 3-hour market walk in the city center mixes local recipes, neighborhood history, and plenty of food that works like a real meal. Two things I really liked were…
Palermo hits you with history at street level. This walking tour strings together the city’s biggest UNESCO landmarks with a live guide and plenty of photo stops. I love how the route feels human-sized, with time to look up, ask…
Night in Palermo has a smell you’ll remember. This small-group food walk is built for locals-only street stalls and starts at grand Teatro Massimo. I like the small group size (max 12) because you actually talk, ask questions, and move…
Three hours. Lots of food. Real Palermo. I love the street-food tastings and the way the walk threads through Palermo’s historic center with a local guide. One thing to consider: this is not a food marathon, it’s a walking tour…
Palermo street food comes with a side of stories. This walking tour links classic bites to the city’s big landmarks, with guides such as Alessandra and Francesco turning the walk into something you can actually picture. You’ll start near Teatro…
Palermo feels like a puzzle you can solve. This private custom walking tour helps you piece it together with a local guide and a route built around what you actually want to see. I like that it can cover Palermo…
Palermo gets under your skin for the right reasons. This 3-hour walking tour connects major landmarks with the real story of how Palermo confronted Cosa Nostra—and how ordinary people helped break its grip. You’ll see sites like Teatro Massimo and…
Pizza and gelato, taught the Italian way. That is the hook, and this Palermo class delivers it with a real pizzaiolo feel—dough in your hands, chocolate gelato on deck, then you sit down with what you made and a glass…
Ancient ruins meet sea cliffs. This day trip from Palermo bundles the unforgettable Valley of the Temples in Agrigento with a photo stop at Scala dei Turchi near Porto Empedocle, and it does the hard part for you: getting there…
Palermo hits you fast. This street food and history walk strings together the city’s Old Town sights and the tastes that locals keep craving. I like that you don’t just snack—you also get the why behind Sicilian food, from market…
Monreale’s mosaics hit like a thunderclap. This half-day ride out of Palermo pairs the Norman cathedral high on Monte Caputo with a satisfying wander through Cefalù, a town with Greek roots and medieval street corners. You get the north-coast drive…
Palermo’s Teatro Massimo turns heads fast. This guided look into one of Italy’s best-known opera houses mixes grand architecture with practical staging details, so the building feels like it has a job beyond looking beautiful. I particularly love the contrast…
Three eras of Sicily, one packed day. This full-day excursion from Palermo strings together Segesta’s Greek ruins, the medieval hill town of Erice, and Trapani’s famous salt pans, with scenic coastal views in between. It’s a popular way to see…
A hop-on bus is the easiest way to beat Palermo’s hills. This one gives you two routes with one ticket, using an open-top ride plus multilingual audio to help you plan your walking. I like the clear coverage of the…
