Tours and Trips in Palermo

See the highlights of Palermo with a hop-on hop-off bus tour, exploring at your own pace. Get a view of the city's top attractions from the top of a double-decker bus, including sights like the Quattro Canti, Vucciria Market and the Teatro Massimo "“ one of Italy's most famous opera houses. Enjoy audio commentary during the tour.

Say arrivaderci for the day to Taormina and spend some time in Palermo and Cefalù on this intriguing guided day trip. Discover the unique architecture, influenced by the Normans and the Arabs, and learn about the long and interesting history of both places. With your expert local guide, stroll the streets of both cities, taking in the Il Capo market in Palermo and the main cathedral in Cefalù. Consider doing an optional trip to Monreale, an area just outside of Palermo to visit a well-known producer of olive oil, oranges and almonds (at own expense).

Enjoy your time in port in Palermo with a hop-on hop-off bus tour of the Sicilian capital. Explore the city with a do-it-yourself shore excursion aboard a double-decker bus to see the Politeama Theatre, Massimo Theatre and Palermo Cathedral. Discover Palermo at your own pace.

Discover a number of western Sicily's most popular destinations on this full-day tour from Palermo. Meet your guide at your accommodation, climb aboard a climate-controlled minivan, and head first to Segesta, where you'll explore the ancient Greek amphitheater and temple (entry own expense). Then, discover the medieval town of Erice, enjoy a traditional Sicilian lunch (own expense) in Saline, and finish with a walking tour of the elegant city of Trapani.

When your boat docks in Palermo, leave the port and spend a day exploring Mondello, Monreale and Palermo itself. With a private driver to you chauffeur you around, you'll discover the statuesque sights of Palermo like the Benedictine Abbey and Cappella Palatina, a chapel with Arab-Norman art. Enjoy free time to explore the charming towns of Monreale and Mondello, and soak up the delights of Sicily as you go.

When in Palermo don't miss the opportunity to visit this unique summer palace built for the Norman King WIlliam I by craftsmen of Arabian origin. Inspired by the royal buildings of North Africa and Egypt, the Zisa Palace represents the prime example of strong connections between Sicily and the Islamic cultural world of the Mediterranean. Since 2015, the Zisa has been included in the "Arab-Norman Palermo and the Cathedral Churches of Cefalù and Monreale" UNESCO World Heritage Site.

See two of northern Sicily's most characterful destinations when you embark on this full-day trip from Palermo. In the morning, your guide will pick you up from your accommodation; board an air-conditioned minivan and head to the medieval village of Castelbuono, located in the Madonie Mountains. Explore, see the Castle of Ventimiglia, and visit a local pastry shop before continuing to Cefalù, home to a UNESCO-listed cathedral and impeccable seaside views.

Want to explore Sicily's enchanting coastline and Cefalù, too? Leave your cruise ship behind at the Palermo port, and spend a day sightseeing with a private driver. Discover the city of Cefalù, home to the Sanctuary of Gibilmanna and the dramatic Castello della Rocca "” a ruined castle that clings to a rocky outcrop and overlooks the city. All entrance fees to attractions are at your own expense.

Spend a fascinating day at port exploring some of Sicily's cultural treasures with this full-day shore excursion from Trapani. Tour one of the world's best-preserved Greek temples and a magnificent hilltop amphitheater at the archaeological site of Segesta. Later, head to the charming medieval village of Erice, and enjoy time to explore the thriving port culture and cuisine of Trapani. Travel in a comfortable, air-conditioned vehicle and enjoy the personalized attention of a private guide.

Discover the origins of The Godfather during this day-long tour of Sicily. Taking in sites linked to both real-life mafia events and sites based on the Francis Ford Coppola movies, the tour gives you the lowdown on Sicily's gangster history. You'll visit the site of the Portella della Ginestra massacre, sample traditional Sicilian cannoli, and explore the village of Corleone as tales of Don Vito Corleone ring in your ears.

With Byzantine architecture, delicious local cuisine, and natural features including mighty Mt. Etna, Sicily is an island of where Italian culture, history, and tradition meet"”but fitting it all in during one visit is a challenge. This comprehensive 8-day tour includes boutique hotel accommodation, meals and drinks, plus transfer and guide services, so you can relax and soak up the island scenery in comfort. Visit top sites including Erice, Noto, Palermo, and Segesta, and enjoy an authentic lifestyle experience in Sicily.

With traditional recipes handed down the generations and fresh produce flourishing in the fertile soils, the sun-soaked island of Sicily is widely considered the garden of Italy. This comprehensive 8-day tour includes boutique hotel accommodation plus transfer and guide services, so you can relax and sample the flavors for which the island is famous. Visit top foodie destinations including Palermo, Syracuse, and Taormina, and discover the dishes Sicily's locals love.

Exclusive Private Tour with Local Guide Driver.It's impossible not to visit Palermo: once a regal capital where different cultures create a particularly original fusion like the Arab-Norman-Byzantine style, also visible in fine buildings. An exceptional example of socio-cultural mix between Western, Islamic and Byzantine cultures. In a green depression extending seawards, surrounded by mountains and gardens of citrus fruits, stands Palermo, ancient capital of a kingdom among the most ancient in Europe. The city rose where now the Royal Palace is housed, namely at el-Kassar, the ancient royal palace of the Arab Emires.

Exclusive Private Tour with licensed Local Guide and Top Class Mercedes Minivan: this tour provides a great overview of Sicily, giving you the possibility to enjoy the beautiful west coast and to visit two among the greatest sights of Italy. Relax on a scenic drive through the Sicilian countryside to reach Segesta. The well preserved temple and the greek theater were built in the late 5th century BC. - A cycle of events and concerts are held at sunset during the summer months. A visit to Segesta, which has inspired generations of travelers and artists, is an experience you cannot miss. The Monastery of Monreale commissioned by William II (1154-89), the Norman ruler of Sicily, combines in one project employment of both Sicilian and Byzantine craftsmen. The highlight of the Cathedral is its interior, incandescent with the gold of the mosaics, covering the walls of the nave, aisles, transept and apse.

Visit some of the most beautiful parts of Western Sicily with this day trip from Palermo to Erice, Segesta, Nubia and the Trapani Salt Pans. Visit an archaeological excavation at Segesta. Take in the excellent views from the hilltop town of Erice. See how sea salt is still collected off the Sicilian coast at the Salt Pans of Trapani.

Combine the best of Palermo with the UNESCO-listed mosaics of Monreale with this half-day tour. Witness the exquisite golden mosaics of the Monreale Cathedral first-hand. Head into Palermo for a walking tour of the historic center. Browse the stalls at a 1,000-year-old outdoor market to sample local specialties.