• Catacombe dei Cappuccini - Upon reaching Piazza dei Cappuccini, visitors can purchase tickets for €5 each to embark on a tour through four intriguing corridors: those of the Friars, Men, Women, and Professors. Each corridor narrates tales of devotion and age-old traditions. Among the many bodies on display, Rosalia Lombardo’s mummy stands out. Thanks to an exceptional preservation process, her mummy remains perfectly intact, giving the impression that she might open her eyes at any moment. This remarkable preservation has made it one of the most renowned mummies globally, inspiring awe and admiration. Its history, still enveloped in mystery, has turned it into a captivating symbol of Palermo, drawing visitors from around the world.
• Duomo di Monreale - The Cathedral of Monreale, a masterpiece of Arab-Norman art and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is situated just a few kilometers from Palermo. The cathedral is celebrated for its stunning mosaics that cover over 6,000 square meters, depicting biblical scenes of exceptional beauty, including the renowned mosaic of Christ Pantocrator in the apse. Admission to the cathedral is €4 per person, where visitors can marvel at the grandeur of the architecture, featuring a carved wooden ceiling and elegant columns. The adjoining cloister is another gem not to be missed. With 224 columns, each adorned with unique capitals illustrating stories from the Old and New Testaments, the cloister exemplifies the cultural blend of Christian and Islamic elements. The Cathedral of Monreale offers one of the most captivating artistic and spiritual experiences in Sicily.

• Private transportation
• On-board WiFi
• Bottled water
• Bilingual Italian-English driver
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• tour guide (bookable on request)
• Admission to the Capuchin Catacombs €3.00 per person
• Entrance to Monreale Cathedral €6.00 per person

Join us in exploring one of the world’s most remarkable destinations! At the Capuchin Monastery in Palermo, visitors can discover the renowned Catacombs. During the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, Sicilian nobles and distinguished individuals entrusted the bodies of their deceased to the Friars, who mummified them using natural techniques, in exchange for generous donations. Beyond being an awe-inspiring site, the Catacombs offer an extraordinary historical insight into a Palermo rich in charm and mystery.

The second stop on the tour leads to Monreale, situated on the slopes of Monte Caputo. Founded by the Arabs, Monreale stands as a significant example of the blend between Arab and Norman cultures. The famous Duomo, a World Heritage Site, majestically dominates the town. Visitors will be captivated by the elegance of the Byzantine elements and the grandeur of Christ Pantocrator, who presides over the entire church.

• Note: Our driver is not a specialized guide, he only provides background information about the tour.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.