• Piazza Olivella - The magnificent and picturesque church of Sant’Ignazio, along with the former Convent, houses the Archaeological Museum, one of Italy’s most significant.

• Teatro Massimo - The largest opera house in Italy.

• Teatro dell’Opera dei Pupi - Teatro dell’Opera dei Pupi by Mimmo Cuticchio, a traditional Palermo show dating back to the 1800s, now recognized as a UNESCO Heritage.

• Dainotti’s Cibo di Strada - Friggitoria Dainotti, renowned as the best fryer in Palermo, recently won the competition for the best street food in Palermo organized by the television program “Quattrorestaurants.”

• Capo Street Market - An ancient food market of Arab origin, held daily along Via Porta Carini and Via Bandiera. A unique and characteristic place not to be missed.

• Cattedrale di Palermo - The main Catholic place of worship in the city and the archbishopric of the metropolitan archdiocese of the same name. Built in the 12th century, shortly after the Kingdom of Sicily was founded, it has been continuously enriched with extraordinary works of art. Together with the Cathedrals of Monreale and Cefalù, it has been part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2015 (Arab-Norman itinerary).

• Villa Bonanno - The largest palm grove in Europe, featuring ruins of Roman houses.

• Via Vittorio Emanuele - The ancient Cassaro, Palermo’s oldest street, lined with Palaces, Churches, and Convents.

• Piazza Bologni - A historic square in Palermo, entirely surrounded by aristocratic palaces from the 18th century.

• Quattro Canti - I Quattro Canti, Piazza Villena, (also known as Ottagono del Sole, or Teatro del Sole) is an extraordinary and scenic octagonal square built in the early 1600s at the intersection of Palermo’s two main roads: Via Maqueda and the Cassaro (now Via Vittorio Emanuele), approximately halfway along their length.

• Authorized tourist guide
• Visit the Cathedral, including inside if no services

• Pick-up and drop-off service at the hotel;
• Food and drink

Explore the essence of Palermo with a three-hour walking tour conducted in Italian. This adventure through history, art, and the delightful allure of street food is led by an expert and licensed guide.

Experience a millennium of history: Uncover the mysteries and secrets of this former capital city, while admiring unique treasures such as the Teatro Massimo, the grand Cathedral, the Quattro Canti, and the striking Fontana Pretoria.

Savor the flavors: Journey through the historic Cape Point of Sale, where you can taste (if you choose) the most renowned street delicacies: the crunchy panelle, the irresistible arancini, and the flavorful spleen sandwich.

Personalized recommendations: At the conclusion of the tour, the guide will offer a curated list of the finest spots to continue enjoying the dishes, desserts, and beverages that will make your stay in Palermo truly memorable.

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