Monreale

Isola delle Femmine

Terrasini

Grisi

Roccapalumba

Prizzi

Sutera

Menfi

Sciacca

Localita Maragani

Bampensiere

Borgo Bonsignore

Serradifalco

Giardina Gallotti

San Leone

Petrosino

Favignana

Tracino

Valetta

Serrara Fontana

Casamicciola Terme

Santa Severina

Castella

Villasimius

Palermo: Bus Transfer To/From Airport and City Center

Palazzo Bonocore: Entry Ticket + Audio Guide App

Palazzo Chiaramonte Steri: Guided Tour

Palermo: Secret Terraces & Hidden Corners Guided Tour

Palermo: Guided Bike Tour + Food Tasting

Norman Palace and Palatine Chapel: Entry Ticket + Guided Tour

Palermo Botanical Garden: Entry Ticket

Palermo: Guided Vucciria Market Food Tour

MiniMupa Museum: Skip The Line Ticket

RADICI. Piccolo Museo della Natura: Entry Ticket + Self-Guided Tour

Riso Palace: Entry Ticket

Palermo: Mount Pellegrino Guided Hiking Tour

Palermo: Guided Bike Tour

Palermo: Guided Street Art Walking Tour + Artisanal Gelato Tasting

Palermo: Mafia History Guided Walking Tour + Street Food Tasting

Palermo: Private Sunset Sailboat Tour + Dinner + Wine

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Travel between Palermo Airport and the city center with a 1-way transfer.

Use the airport shuttle to avoid public transport and travel efficiently. Load your luggage, sit down, and see views of Palermo from your seat.

Get on a modern bus, arrive on time at the airport or city. Use the cooling ventilation and high-speed WiFi on board. Pets can travel if they are in proper boxes or cages and do not disturb others. Blind and deaf passengers can travel with their guide dogs.

Visit Palazzo Bonocore in Palermo, a 16th-century building close to the Quattro Canti. 

From its balconies, you can see Pretoria Square and the Fountain of Shame, a popular sight. 

The main level has seven rooms, each with unique 18th-century frescoes on the ceilings. You'll see images like playful grotesques, calming countryside scenes, classical gods, and cherubs. 

There are also scenes that show the four seasons, like busy harvests and grape picking.

Visit Palazzo Chiaramonte Steri, a museum in Palermo, to explore its many rooms and learn about its history and exhibits. See a variety of artifacts and displays that highlight the local culture and historical events. Observe diverse collections that provide insights into the area's past.

See special exhibits that offer a deeper understanding of significant moments and influential figures. The museum provides a comprehensive look at the region's heritage through its well-curated presentations. Spend a day here to make the most of your visit and gain a rich understanding of Palermo's history.

Tour Palermo from rooftops and hidden corners few know about. See more than the typical spots and view historical and artistic sights along the way.

Travel through the city center from major landmarks to hidden spots rich in contemporary history and local culture. Take in the views from above for great photos.

Admire ancient domes, street art, unique rooftops, quiet parks, and significant architectural sites.

Explore the rich history and architecture of Palermo, the capital of Sicily, on a bike tour.

Pass through Piazza Bellini and Piazza Pretoria and see examples of Arab, Norman, Byzantine, and Spanish art.

Ride through lesser-known areas with a guide and see sides of Palermo that many visitors miss. Cycle through calm back streets and squares, and try Sicilian street food.

Step back in time at Sicily's Palazzo dei Normanni (Norman Palace), a historic royal palace in Palermo. With over 800 years of history, it witnessed the rise and fall of numerous dynasties.

Join a guided tour that leads you through time. Explore the palace's intriguing past, from its 9th-century Islamic origins to its Norman transformation in 1072. Today, the palace is home to the Sicilian Parliament, blending historical grandeur with modern governance.

On the second floor, you'll discover the hidden treasure - the Cappella Palatina. Built in 1140, this chapel may not have the global fame of Rome's Sistine Chapel or Milan's Santa Maria delle Grazie, but it offers a fascinating sight.

Admire the mix of Islamic designs, Byzantine mosaics, and golden ornaments, providing an interesting glimpse into the worlds of art, science, and philosophy.

What's that your nostrils are picking up? Fresh flowers, morning dew, and the sweet smell of success in one of the most important Italian academic institutions! This blooming huge outdoor museum/botanic garden at the University of Palermo has been planting a love of nature in people for 200 years! Relax, unwind, and enjoy something different in Sicily.

Visit the Vucciria market in Palermo on a guided food tour. Walk through traditional stalls, taste local specialties, and learn about Sicily's culinary culture.

Go down the narrow alleys of Vucciria, once the city's busiest market and now a historical spot. Smell the spices and hear local vendors as you try flavors with deep roots.

See the famous fish stand of Tonino. Pick fresh fish and watch as Tonino prepares it—fried, grilled, or pan-cooked.

Visit MiniMupa, a hands-on museum for kids in Palermo’s Kalsa neighborhood. Located in one of the city’s oldest areas, MiniMupa lets children explore Palermo’s history through play. 

There are no "Do not touch" signs here and thus, kids are encouraged to get involved. From prehistoric times to today, the interactive exhibits make learning about the city fun and easy to understand.

Explore Sicily's unique plant life on your next trip. Get to know different species, some native, some new. Experience a practical study of nature and its history in Sicily.

Visit the Contemporary Art Museum of Palermo in Sicily to explore its collection of contemporary art. Housed in the historic Palazzo Belmonte Riso, an 18th-century building, the museum offers a unique cultural experience. It's an opportunity to learn about modern art in a historic setting. This architectural wonder, built by the Princes Ventimiglia di Belmonte, is a blend of late baroque brilliance and neoclassical precision.

Join a guided hike on Mount Pellegrino, overlooking Palermo, to discover the city's connection to this significant place.

Over 4 hours, learn about the history of the patron saint, Santa Rosalia, and visit her sanctuary. Hear stories and legends tied to the site.

Along the path, discuss unique plant species in the park, ranging from Mediterranean flora to rare plants. See views of the city, the sea, and the Conca d’Oro. 

Visit the Parco della Favorita, known for its rich history and importance as a green space in Palermo.

Join a bike tour through the historic center of Palermo. Begin at the meeting point and ride through key landmarks and hidden corners.

See the Renaissance fountain at Piazza Pretoria, then move on to Quattro Canti, a central city crossroads. Visit Palermo Cathedral, which highlights the city's rich history.

Head to the Royal Palace and Parliament Square to see the blend of Norman and Byzantine art. Pass by Teatro Massimo, Italy's largest opera house.

Finally, stop at places like the Molo Trapezoidale, with its sea view, and Villa Garibaldi, a green refuge. Enjoy seeing these significant sites and learning about Palermo's architectural and cultural heritage.

Tour Palermo through a 4-hour street art walking tour, focusing on the city’s culture and identity.

Start from Epic Sicily HQ, walking around 2 km through neighborhoods like Vucciria, Kalsa, Ballarò, and Sperone. 

For longer distances, use a tram for easy transport across the city (at your own expense).

Take a gelato break at a popular Palermo gelateria.

View works by artists like TVBoy, Sten&Lex, Rosk & Loste, Millo, Igor Scalisi Palminteri, and Medianeras. 

These murals depict themes of justice, resistance, diversity, and hope.

Explore Palermo, from its historic areas to its newer districts.

See an open-air museum where walls tell stories of change and beauty.

Join a walking tour of Palermo’s historic center. Learn about the Sicilian Mafia and eat at spots not linked to the mafia, while trying local street food.

Start with a guide who has a background in law. Walk through Palermo’s historic center, learning about the history of the Sicilian Mafia, from its beginnings to today. Hear stories of those who opposed it.

Visit places that do not pay protection money to the Mafia, a sign of civic resistance. 

Enjoy four tastings at a local street food spot, traditional fried foods like panelle, Sicilian craft beer, and a typical dessert.

Set sail along Sicily’s coastline on a private boat and bring up to five people. Glide over clear waters and see the island’s cliffs and villages.

Your skipper knows the inlets and grottos. Stop for a swim or anchor at bays only reachable by sea. Relax on spacious sunpads or cool off in the shaded cockpit with a Sicilian granita or local white wine.

Enjoy a traditional Sicilian dinner on board, including local dishes, wine, and water.

Return to port as the sun sets.

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