Top Palermo Private Sightseeing Tours - page 2

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.

Optimize your time in Sicily with this driving tour that includes pickup in Palermo and hassle-free transport to three of the top sights on the island: the Valley of the Temples, Agrigento, and the Scala dei Turchi beach. Enjoy free time to explore the Greek ruins in the “Valle dei Templi”, then sightsee in Agrigento. End with a photo op at the dramatic Scala dei Turchi coastline.

Palermo's cathedral started as a church, became an Arab mosque, then returned to a cathedral — and a Quranic verse carved into one of its columns survived the Inquisition untouched. This self-guided audio walking tour takes you along the Cassaro, one of Europe's oldest streets, from the Teatro Massimo opera house to the sea. You'll hear how a Caravaggio was stolen by the Mafia and possibly eaten by pigs, taste street food with thousand-year-old Arab roots, and stand inside a chapel where three civilisations built a single ceiling together. Start whenever suits you, pause for markets and sfincione, resume when you're ready — no group, no schedule. Works offline. Over 20,000 travelers have used our self-guided tours, and a full refund guarantee means no risk. If you want a Palermo walking tour that lets you go at your own pace and actually understand what you're looking at, this is it.

Indulge all your senses on a walking tour of Palermo's rich street food traditions. Join a knowledgeable guide for a walk through the historic part of the city and its vibrant outdoor markets. Start at one of Palermo's puppet theaters and visit a street market, a street food shop, and landmarks in the historic center. Watch the lively scenes around you, observing what seems like another time.

Discover the most breathtaking panoramic experience in Palermo — in just 2 hours. Step aboard the world’s first 9-seater Cabriolet and reach Monte Pellegrino, described by Goethe as “the most beautiful promontory in the world.” This experience is entirely focused on views, atmosphere, and emotion — designed for those who want the most spectacular side of Palermo without spending an entire day on a tour. Enjoy a private open-air journey through scenic roads overlooking the city and the Sicilian coastline, with multiple panoramic stops for unforgettable photos. At the top, experience a unique viewpoint where Palermo reveals itself in its full beauty — a moment that many travelers consider the highlight of their entire trip. Throughout the experience, relax with: – Prosecco or Sicilian beer – curated local snacks – music on board – a personal guide sharing insights and stories Short, exclusive, and incredibly scenic — this is the fastest way to fall in love with Palermo.

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.

Get more out of your time in Sicily with this half-day private tour of Monreale and Mondello. Ideal if you’re staying in Palermo without transport, this guided experience highlights two of western Sicily’s must-visit spots: the mosaic-bedecked Duomo of Monreale and the white sands of Mondello beach. Bring your bathing suit if you plan to take a cool-down dip.

Explore Sicily’s layered history on this private day trip from Palermo to Corleone and the Royal Palace of Ficuzza. Ride in comfort with an English-speaking driver in an air-conditioned vehicle with Wi-Fi and bottled water. In Corleone, visit the CIDMA – Anti-Mafia Museum to learn about the rise of the Sicilian Mafia and the courageous resistance by judges, journalists, and locals. This eye-opening stop goes beyond Hollywood myths to reveal a powerful story of change. Then, continue to the peaceful village of Ficuzza and the former Royal Palace of King Ferdinand III, set within a lush forest reserve. Stroll the quiet streets and take in the serene countryside. This fully customizable experience blends history, truth, and natural beauty—offering a unique perspective on Sicily’s past and present. After a day of discovery and reflection, return comfortably to Palermo with unforgettable memories and deeper insight into Sicilian identity.

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.

PRIVATE TOUR minimum 4 PEOPLE (no sharing/same group) maximum 7 PEOPLE. Tour timetable: 8:30-18:30 The service departs from our garage where we receive your request, our highly qualified, friendly and punctual staff will pick you up at the address indicated and will accompany you with pleasure to the indicated destination .. We put only new, efficient, safe and comfortable Mercedes-Benz vehicles to your exclusive use. On all our vehicles we guarantee free WIFI service and on request we provide free use of the child seat from 0-8 years. ATTENTION!!! - The driver is not a tour guide and will only do his job. - In the event that Florio Wineries do not have availability, we will choose a winery of equal importance and prestige. - The visit to the cellar includes only wine tasting.

Avoid the challenge of navigating northern Sicily’s winding roads and coordinating multiple cultural stops on your own. This private tour from Palermo takes you comfortably in a premium Mercedes through the Madonie Regional Natural Park to Cefalù and Monreale. Discover UNESCO-listed Norman-Byzantine architecture at Monreale Cathedral and Cefalù’s historic old town, with time for a relaxed lunch stop before returning.

Davide and Pietro's many years of experience and knowledge of the places will make this tour pleasant, exhaustive and fascinating. Monreale and Cefalù are two unique Palermo villages that are part of the UNESCO heritage. Davide and Pietro will accompany you and keep you company as you discover these Sicilian wonders

Enjoy this tour from Palermo. Meet your driver at any address in Palermo and leave for a unique experience. The tour starts with Monreale, the famous Arab-Norman village. Located on the Rocca Di Monreale, from here you can also admire the entire Conca d'Oro. The main attraction is its Duomo, an architectural masterpiece of the Norman age, in which expressions of Islamic, Byzantine and Romanesque culture combine to create one of the highest creations of the Italian Middle Ages. Then we will head towards Bagheria, nicknamed by many the City of Villas. Bagheria has a large number of wonderful villas, all built in typical Baroque architecture. The last, but not least, is Cefalù, a city with a thousand-year history behind it, but with a mainly medieval imprint. In Cefalù you have to get lost in its narrow streets of the historic center, discovering beautiful places, medieval churches, historic buildings, walking along Corso Ruggero, the main street.

Discover the "Divine Coast,"a UNESCO World Heritage site and Italy' s most iconic stretch of shoreline. This full-day journey takes you through a landscape of vertical villages,fragrant lemon groves,and dramatic cliffs plunging into the turquoise Mediterranean Sea. Your chauffer will guide you along the curving coastal road providing you with running commentary on the Aerea’ s culture and traditions and of course with some stop for pictures at best viewpoint. Discover POSITANO the Pearl of the Amalfi coast, a unique and rare village of its kind. Continuing towards AMALFI on the natural coastal road you will admire the fishing village of PRAIANO and the narrow inlet of the FIORDO DI FURORE. Enjoy some free time in AMALFI, visiting the majestic Duomo of St. Andrea, the paper museum or simply drinking a lemon granita in one of the many cafes. RAVELLO with its panoramic gardens, inspirations for many artists, with villa Cimbrione and its breathtaking Terrace of Infinity.

On our Secret Food Tour: Palermo, you'll explore the best known sights in Palermo as well as some secret hidden gems providing a local's perspective on our food culture. Navigate the maze of historical streets filled with delicious sights and smells as your expert guide leads you through the beautiful chaos of Sicily's markets. Discover the best flavours of Sicily alongside other dishes many visitors would miss as you learn about the city's rich culinary history. From the hundreds of years of nfluence from around the world to how Sicilian food was brought to other countries around the world. By the end of your tour you will have tasted some of Palermo's most delectable dishes and gained a deeper appreciation of our culture and heritage. As a private tour, everything works around you! Our start times are much more easy going, dates can open up. It's a much more intimate and cozy experience. No need to shout over other tourists, you will have every question answered!

The archaeological sites of Selinunte and Segesta rank among the oldest and most important ruins in Sicily. On this private tour, reach both sites in one day with your guide, and uncover 2,700 years of culture and history. Explore ancient temples, excavated ruins, and beautiful landscapes—with round-trip travel from your Palermo hotel included.

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Together we create your memories! Meet your driver and live a unique experience. On request, your tour can be customized. First stop Monreale, the famous Arab-Norman village. Located on the slopes of Monte Caputo, from here you can also admire the entire Conca d'Oro. Admire the beauty of the cathedral's gold mosaics and visit the 12th-century Benedictine monastery. The driver will provide you with information about Cefalù during the 60-minute journey to the city. Visit the ancient medieval village of Cefalù and stroll through its narrow streets. Visit local attractions such as the Mandralisca Museum, the Duomo, the Lavatoio, and more. Then we will head to Castelbuono, a small but beautiful village set in a woodland landscape. Entering the old center you can breathe the air of a bygone era, with the fourteenth century castle that dominates the city and the typical flavors of the place, such as manna and the delicious panettone of Fiasconaro, famous all over the world.

Spend time exploring the glorious Duomo of Monreale, Cathedral and Cloister and the Medieval town of Cefalù during this half-day trip from Palermo. Travel to Monreale for a 1-hour Duomo tour. Next, travel to charming Cefalù for a tour that includes the Duomo, Medieval lavatory, Mandralisca Museum and more.

Experience a fantastic photo walk & historical Guided Tour in the center of Palermo. You'll be photographed by a photographer during your tour, passing through palaces, gardens, rich and poor areas, an ancient food market, and a local bar. Throughout the tour, you'll immerse yourself in the atmosphere of one of the oldest food markets in Europe, passing through Ballarò market and hearing the lively shouts of the vendors. You'll be amazed by the grandeur of Palermo Cathedral's architecture and stroll through the residential streets. You'll also enjoy the splendor of the Norman Palace surrounded by splendid palms and see fantastic flamingos and exotic plants in Orleans Garden. You'll relax and taste fantastic local sweet or savory in a typical Palermo bar. Your experience will be captured in professional photos that you can share with friends, family, and on social media. These magnificent photographs taken under the sun of Palermo will forever remind you of your unique experience.

"Private day tour with a driver taking participants by Mercedes car or van from the Palermo area to Segesta and Erice" - This is a personalized tour experience where you will be transported in the comfort of a Mercedes car or van driven by a private driver. Your driver will take you from the Palermo area to visit the ancient temple of Segesta and the medieval town of Erice. This tour provides a convenient and comfortable way to explore the best of these historic sites without having to worry about navigating or driving. Moreover The tour does not include an authorized tour guide service. Instead, there will be only a driver who will provide basic information about each of the locations included in the tour itinerary in English.

Discover two of Palermo’s most distinctive landmarks on this immersive, private tour. Set off from your accommodation—hotel pickup and drop-off are included—and venture first to the Capuchin Catacombs: a macabre destination home to thousands of mummified bodies, many of them priests. Next, discover the UNESCO-listed Cathedral of Monreale, famous for its fusion of Norman and Arabic architecture. A break for Sicilian coffee and nibbles is also included. **ATTENTION: Due to renovation works throughout 2024, the cathedral (not the cloister) will only remain partially open to visitors.**

Discover the ancient origins of Sicily during this private sightseeing tour from the Palermo region. Visit the town of Erice, famous for its sweet confections and for being associated with the goddess of fertility. Then, explore Marsala’s historic center and the archaeological treasures of Mozia, an island rich with Phoenician, Greek, and Roman heritage. This is not a guided tour but a private, English-speaking driver is included.

Mount Pellegrino has scenic bike paths beloved by locals but usually unfamiliar to first-time visitors. On this private tour, follow the best bike routes with a local triathlete who uses them for training. Highlights include following an old road used by pilgrims to reach the Sanctuary of Santa Rosalia, a church and pilgrimage site nestled against one of Mount Pellegrino’s stone cliffs.