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Sarah_C, Apr 2026
A walking tour with a difference.
This is a really informative tour where you genuinely get the insights into the corruption that once held the country in its grip and how a group of likeminded people resisted against it and paved the way for a better future for all. Silvia really knows her history. She was friendly, informative and very passionate about her work. I highly recommend.
KAREN_F, Mar 2026
Who knew!
Such a fun experience! While I don’t cook, i love to eat. The instructions in the class gave me the knowledge to prepare the foods if i desired. So obviously this is a great fun class for anyone. The instructor(chef) was fabulous and patient and knowledgeable. The atmosphere was clean and inviting with the end product of pizza & gelato being deliciously edible. Do it, you won’t regret it!
LouiseHoward, Feb 2026
Highly recommend this walking tour!
A great tour with the local guide Valeria. We had a group of 9 and it was a deep historical perspective of how Palermo came to be today. Valeria spoke brilliant English and was helpful and attentive throughout the tour. There was a coffee stop and a lovely treat at the end. This made the following 4 days in Palermo really lovely as we knew the city and great places to eat. Highly recommend this tour when visiting Palermo.
Deborah_T, Jan 2026
Excellent walking tour!
Wonderful walking tour with Martina. Very interesting, knowledgeable and full of Palermo facts of history & culture. Great walk that was an excellent introduction to the city that ended at a fabulous family run restaurant for a memorable lunch. Highly recommend this!
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Discover what Sicily’s made of with these captivating Palermo tours. Uncover the city's rich history as you wander through the streets of its historic center, taking in landmarks like the stunning Palermo Cathedral and the majestic Norman Palace of Palermo. Don’t miss the dramatic Scala dei Turchi coastline, and be sure to head out to the Valley of the Temples in Agrigento for a glimpse of ancient Greek ruins. Back in the city, enjoy the local food and culture by visiting Palermo’s bustling markets and sampling the likes of arancini and cannoli on a street food tour. If you’re looking for good food, bustling local culture, and fascinating architecture, look no further than Palermo.

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