Ballarò Market (Mercato Ballarò) Tours and Tickets

Immerse yourself in the sites, smells and tastes of Palermo on this foodie walking tour. Navigate the maze of streets with your local guide, hear stories of its history and heritage, and sample traditional flavours at some of the city's hidden gems. End your trip on a high with a visit to the bustling Ballarò food market to savor some Sicilian delicacies shoulder to shoulder with the locals.

It will be a walk through the Markets of Palermo, immersed in the alleys and flavors of Palermo where you can see and taste some typical dishes, you will need to have comfortable shoes and a good appetite. There will be some typical wine for lunch and a bit of healthy cheerfulness.

Taste your way through not one, not two, but three different Palermo food markets with a guide who knows some of the best eats in the city. You’ll sample stuffed sardine rolls, fresh seasonal fruit juice, white wine, and much more over the course of five filling hours. And that’s not all—you’ll also learn about the history of the city as you walk and talk with a personable guide.

the tour in English was organized to visit the historic market of Ballarò tasting the delicious street food of Palermo (Street Food), continuation to Monte Pellegrino with a visit to the Sanctuary of Santa Rosalia "Patrona" of the city of Palermo

Get ready to discover Palermo with the best local guide! Enjoy the typical sicilian street food and discover the historic arab market. Learn about Palermo and the best street food; Enjoy the city vibes and the colours of the residents;

This tour will take you through the highlights of Palermo and Sicily, giving you a brief overview of each attraction. A total of over 300 points have been added to the Sicily map, of which there are about 70 attractions in the city of Palermo. Just drive or walk through the streets and as soon as you reach a point of interest, the audio guide will start giving you an overview. With the self-guided audio tour in our app, you can start the tour at any time, start from a place that suits you, and choose your own pace. Your virtual travel companion is a character called Travel Kid. He is very interested in discovering new places and also has many exciting questions. Download our audio guide and take part in a fun travel game too. The ticket is valid for 1 week after its activation.

It isn’t a trip to Palermo without arancine and milza… This bike tour with various stops offers the perfect opportunity to taste and learn more about the delicacies of the historic popular street food. An immersion in taste with arancini, panelle, crocché, milza, sfincione and cannoli. Along the way you will visit the main places in the historic center of Palermo, including old markets, and discover the city's art and history…and flavor!

Palermo, the Sicilian capital, offers an impressive cultural richness to discover during a day on foot. Explore emblematic sites such as the Arabian-Norman Cathedral, the Norman Palace and the famous Pretoria Fountain. Stroll through historic districts such as Albergheria and Il Capo, while enjoying local street food. This tour will immerse you in the heart of Sicilian history and traditions, through captivating stories and unforgettable landscapes. - Discover 23 must-see places in Palermo in one day - Explore historic districts and popular markets - Access iconic sites such as the Cathedral and the Palais des Normans - Enjoy an interactive audio-guided journey for total immersion

I am not a tour guide, I will accompany my customers inside the historic center, my tour is unique in that I am a great connoisseur of traditions and food and wine and I will explain everything there is to know about traditions, cuisine and street food.

Tailored for cruisers, this Hop-on Hop-off tour offers the opportunity to explore Palermo in just a few hours, combining history, breathtaking views and authentic flavors. The itinerary starts from the evocative Sanctuary of Santa Rosalia, a place of deep spirituality and symbol of city devotion. From here, continue towards Mondello, famous for its beautiful coastline, crystal clear waters and elegant Art Nouveau villas. Returning to the heart of Palermo, you immerse yourself in the lively atmosphere of the city, among alleys rich in history, majestic churches and iconic monuments. A must-see is the Ballarò market, where the scents and flavors of tradition conquer every visitor. Here you can taste typical delicacies such as panelle, arancine and sfincione, for a unique gastronomic experience. A fascinating tour that combines art, culture and taste, offering an authentic look at Palermo and its wonders!

The Palermo Sweet Tour is a unique experience that combines taste, history and culture. Among the most characteristic alleys of the city, you will discover the ancient shops and the secrets of the sweets symbol of Sicilian tradition, from Arab origins to conventual recipes handed down over the centuries. The first stop is the Monastery of Santa Caterina, where the nuns secretly prepared refined desserts such as cannoli, baked cassata and Genoese, to be enjoyed among cloisters scented with almonds and sugar while the guides tell legends and curiosities. The second stage leads through the lively alleys of Ballarò to the Caramellificio Terranova, a historic artisan workshop famous for its carob candies, still produced today with traditional methods. Here you will witness the processing and participate in a sweet tasting of carob and citrus candies. A sensory journey for true lovers of the Sicilian dolce vita.

Cover the best of Palermo’s culture and cuisine in just hours with this foodie walking tour that takes you past the city’s A-list sights. Admire top attractions like the Teatro Massimo, cathedral, and Norman palace as you stroll through the old town with your guide, learning about the history and architecture of each, and stop to sample more than 20 local specialties and peruse the stands at the city’s historic Capo Market.

The Fiat 500 made history, becoming an icon of Italian style and a symbol of the 1960s economic boom. Aboard our vintage Fiat 500, you’ll feel like you’re traveling back in time through Palermo’s ancient heart, exploring charming backstreets and hidden alleys inaccessible to larger cars. Along the way, we’ll show you the city’s most stunning landmarks, including the Cathedral and the Norman Palace, both UNESCO World Heritage sites. We’ll also reach Ballarò, the historic market where lively sounds, rich aromas, and vibrant colors create an unforgettable experience. Choose our Self-Drive service and drive your own vintage Fiat 500, increasing the seating from 2 to 3 passengers. To qualify, you must have a valid driver’s license, know how to drive a manual car, and wear closed-toe shoes.

This walking tour offers a truly local take on Palermo—far beyond the postcard highlights. With your host, you’ll explore tucked-away markets, rooftop views, artisan bakeries, and neighborhoods pulsing with life. Whether you're tasting arancini, discussing Sicilian history, or admiring street art in a quiet alley, this is your chance to explore like a local—not a tourist. After booking, you’ll receive a short questionnaire to share your interests and travel style. Based on your answers, you’ll be matched with a like-minded host who will contact you directly to suggest a personalized itinerary. You’ll agree on a meeting time and place, and your route can adapt throughout the day based on what captures your interest.

I will accompany you on a unique journey into the heart of the city, where the scent of freshly baked bread mixes with the intense aromas of spices and the chatter of the historic markets tells centuries of Sicilian culture. We will walk together among the lively stalls of the most famous markets in Palermo, such as Ballarò or Capo, where food is synonymous with identity and conviviality. You will taste the specialties that have made Palermo street food famous in the world: from sfincione to the panino con la milza, from crunchy panelle to golden arancine, without forgetting the sweet temptations typical of tradition. It's not just about food: every corner, every taste, every story will reveal anecdotes, curiosities and secrets about Palermo, between culture, art and popular gastronomy. All in a relaxed and genuine atmosphere, perfect for those who love to discover the authentic soul of a place through its flavors!

The ape car tour allows us in a short time, given the small size of the vehicle, to get to know them most hidden corners of the city in a very comfortable and nice way making a summary of the city! With the possibility for those who have more time to be able to customize their tours.

Embark on a culinary adventure through Palermo, starting at Teatro Massimo. Explore the vibrant Ballarò market with refreshing orange juice and traditional sfincione. Discover Sicilian street food in Piazza Kalsa, including arancine, panelle, and "pane ca meusa," paired with local wines or craft beers. Visit the oldest shop for handmade Sicilian coppole, and conclude at Vucciria market, enjoying a sweet cannolo and a glass of zibibbo wine at the city's oldest tavern. Experience the authentic flavors and rich cultural heritage of Palermo on this unforgettable tour.

Discover Palermo through its authentic flavors: live vibrant markets, secret recipes and iconic dishes guided by those who know every hidden corner. Become a Palermo for a day! This product invites travelers to explore the culinary soul of the city, promising a unique immersion in the local culture. We will guide you on an unprecedented gastronomic adventure: from the famous freshly prepared arancine, to typical Palermo sandwiches and irresistible tastings of local grilled meat. All accompanied by freshly squeezed orange juice, beer or water, to cool off during the tour. And that's not all! You will have the exclusive opportunity to enjoy a mixed fry of fresh fish, prepared just for you. Finally, we will stop at a historic ice cream shop to conclude with a homemade ice cream, perfect to close this unique experience in sweetness.

Enjoy Palermo’s great architecture and wonderful sights during this private tour with your own private official tour guide and private driver. Your official tour guide will be waiting for you at your hotel lobby, in front of your apartment building, or in a fixed encounter point. Palermo is known as the city of delights, for its beautiful mosques, palaces, and gardens. The city has been home to many different cultures throughout its history. Palermo is Sicily’s tourist and economic capital, offers beautiful weather all year round, and fantastic gastronomy. During this private tour, you will get to know the most emblematic sites of the city.

Get off the beaten path and discover the hidden hotspots favored by locals on this in-depth food and drink crawl through Palermo. Hit the cobbled, attraction-packed streets of the old town, passing by top monuments as you sample traditional Sicilian delicacies paired with wine or beer. Top it off with a cannolo or gelato from one of the city’s most atmospheric cafes.

See the top sights in Palermo without getting footsore on board a classic Fiat 500 convertible. Zip through the city streets past highlights like the marina and Ballarò market, stopping for a more in-depth look at the city’s main squares and premier historic churches. Admire views of the cityscape from a number of scenic overlooks and end with a sweet snack at one of the oldest coffee bars in Palermo.

Palermo is rich in historic and cultural treasures, but getting around the city and nearby Monreale with public transportation can be stressful and time consuming. Save hours by exploring with a private driver, skipping the hassle of crowded buses and trains and taking in highlights like the Norman palace, Zisa Castle, and Ballarò and Vucciria markets in just hours. Afterwards, set off to nearby Monreale to admire its magnificent cathedral.

A tour to discover the ancient city of Palermo with the markets of Ballarò and Vucciria and with over 2000 years of history and dominations that have marked Sicily and the Sicilians followed by a visit to the cathedral of Monreale, also known as the cathedral of Santa Maria Nuova, built starting from 1172 at the behest of William II of Altavilla, king of Sicily from 1166 to 1189, it is famous for the rich Byzantine mosaics that decorate the interior and finally a visit to the town of Cefalù and the splendid cathedral included in the site Arab-Norman Palermo and the cathedrals of Cefalù and Monreale in 2015 was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.