Private Guided Palermo Walking Tours

Private Guided Palermo Walking Tours

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Discover Art, Architecture, and Cuisine in our Guided Palermo Walking Tours. Explore Palermo's captivating fusion of Norman and Arabic styles on our private guided tours. Immerse in its multi-ethnic heritage, visit iconic landmarks, and savour Sicilian delicacies at a local market

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26.00
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4 hours

Private Guided Palermo Walking Tours

From: 26.00

Duration: 4 hours

Highlights & Includes Highlights & Includes
Included in the Guided Walking Tour of Palermo
  • Local Expert English-speaking Guide
  • Tour features main attractions of the city: Palace of the Normans, the Cathedral, Piazza Pretoria, Piazza Bellini, Piazza Quattro Canti, Via Vittorio Emanuele, Martorana
    church
  • Visit a local food market to try specialties
Tour Overview Tour Overview

Discover Vibrant Palermo in our Palermo Walking Tours
Palermo, the fifth largest city in Italy and the capital of Sicily, is a vibrant hub of multi-ethnic culture and eclectic styles. Built around the intersection of Corso Vittorio Emanuele and Via Maqueda, Palermo enchants visitors with its fine art and colourful cuisine. Join us on our Private Palermo Walking Tour with a Food Market tour, accompanied by an expert licensed guide, to explore the impressive attractions and taste typical foods.

Learn all about Historical Squares and Architectural Wonders in our Walking Tour of Palermo
Begin your tour at Piazza Quattro Canti, a perfect example of Baroque architecture where the city's two main arteries intersect. This square was notably featured in Wim Wenders' film "Palermo Shooting". Nearby, at Piazza Pretoria, admire a stunning 16th-century fountain originally intended for the Medici family in Florence but later transported and reassembled in Palermo. Your guided tour will also highlight one of Palermo's most beautiful monuments, the Cathedral. Listen to stories about its construction and the overlap of different architectural styles, and admire its southern facade, showcasing Catalan-Gothic style with Arabic influences.

Palermo City Tour: Palatine Chapel and La Martorana
Continue your exploration to the Palace of the Normans, which houses the impressive Palatine Chapel. Opt for add-on tickets to visit the inside and marvel at the Byzantine mosaics set against a golden background. In Piazza Bellini, you can admire the lavish golden interior of La Martorana church, another jewel in Palermo’s rich historical tapestry.

Enjoy Culinary Delights and Market Adventures in our Palermo Tours
No visit to Palermo is complete without experiencing its culinary delights. Wander through the lanes of a typical lively food market, such as Ballarò or Capo, and immerse yourself in an explosion of colours and a mix of scents from fresh products. Conclude your food tour with tastings of typical Sicilian Street food like "sfincione palermitano" (similar to pizza) or "panelle" (chickpea fritters). The cost of food tasting is to be paid locally based on your selection. Our Palermo Sicily walking tours are customizable to suit your preferences, whether you're interested in a historical focus on Arab-Norman architecture, a full-day trip including Monreale, or a half-day food experience. Contact our Sales Team via the "Enquire" form to tailor your perfect exploration of Palermo.

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  • Gratuities
  • Cost of food tasting to be paid on the spot based on your selection
  • Entrance fees to the Norman Palace and Palatine Chapel are EUR 20 per person to be paid locally or you can select them as an add-on when booking this tour. Agency fee included
  • Other entrance fees if applicable

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Where will your Palermo city tour start
Your Private Palermo Walking Tour can start from your hotel (if centrally located) or at a central location in the city

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Private Guided Walking Tour of Palermo Information and Accessibility
This tour is not fully accessible for wheelchair users or people with walking disabilities. However, please contact us directly and we will be able to take you on alternative routes suitable for you.

There is a dress code for visiting places of worship in Italy. No shorts or sleeveless tops are allowed and knees and arms must be covered

This guided tour is available in other languages upon request.

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