Tours in Palermo
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Palermo No Mafia Tour
HighlightsDeepen your knowledge of the Mafia phenomenon beyond clichés and mythsDiscover the past, present and future of the anti-mafia movementWalk through the streets of Palermo, the city of light and shadePalermo in a different lightThe 3 hours walking tour will be an eye-opening experience to discover a different face of Palermo, a city which is rebelling against the Mafia.Guided by locals, you will deepen your knowledge of the notorious Sicilian mob and learn about the anti-mafia movement, beyond the Godfather mythsThe itinerary in the city centerThe Teatro Massimo, the open-air market "Il Capo", the Memorial dedicated to prosecutors and judges killed by the Mafia, the Cathedral, the City Hall and Piazza Pretoria: every stop is a cause for reflection, a chance to mull over the realities of the Mafia and consider the civic movement against Mafioso power.The ethical consumer campaignAlong the Cassaro, you will come across with an orange sticker on their windows. Their owners have said NO to paying the extortion racket, or ‘pizzo’, and have joined the mafia-free critical consumption campaign promoted by the grassroots movement Addiopizzo.You too have tha chance to stop andsupport them with some “good” shopping!The tour ends in the heart of Palermo old town center: we will give you our tips to continue your visit and to taste the best Sicilian specialties like, "pane con la milza" (sandwich stuffed with beef spleen and ricotta cheese), "arancine" (rice balls), "panelle" (chickpea fritters), "anelletti al forno" (baked ring-shaped pasta), "involtini di melanzane" (eggplant rolls), "sarde a beccafico" (sardine rolls) and the famous Cannoli.After the tour the travellers say:If you do one thing in Palermo, do thisA portrait of the real mafiaOne of the best tours ever!A myth-busting, Palermo-loving moment of resistanceFrom now on I will look at mafia movies with different set of eyesAbsolut zu empfehlen. Eindrucksvoll!Je ne peux que vivement recommander cette visite guidée, indispensable pour n'importe quel touriste de passage à Palerme.
Palermo No Mafia Tour
Perché fare quest'esperienzaPercorri a piedi i vicoli di Palermo, città di luci e di ombreScopri il movimento antimafia di ieri e di oggiApprofondisci la tua conoscenza del fenomeno mafioso, al di là dei cliché e dei falsi mitiConosci i commercianti della rete Addiopizzo e sostieni chi dice NO alle estorsioniScegli un percorso di turismo etico e responsabile tra le cose da fare a Palermo in un giornoScoprire Palermo in un giornoUn nuovo modo di visitare Palermo, dove ogni tappa offre lo spunto per una riflessione sul fenomeno della mafia e sulla mobilitazione civile contro il potere mafioso.Una passeggiata a piedi di circa tre ore accompagnata dal racconto di chi la città la vive quotidianamente, per conoscerla nella sua vera essenza, al di là dei luoghi comuni. Un’esperienza di vera partecipazione da fare a Palermo.L’itinerario tra le vie del centro storicoCi incontriamo al Teatro Massimo, luogo che per molti è legato all’immaginario del film Il Padrino, per mostrarvi una nuova immagine di Palermo.Ci muoviamo a piedi verso il Murale della Legalità sino a Piazza Beati Paoli, per raccontare del legame leggendario (e infondato) fra la setta del romanzo di Natoli e Cosa nostra, passando per il celebre e pittoresco Mercato del Capo.Raggiungiamo Piazza della Memoria, con il memoriale dedicato ai magistrati uccisi dalla mafia, alle spalle del Tribunale, e poi ancora la Cattedrale, in cui affrontiamo la questione dei rapporti fra Mafia e Chiesa cattolica e l'impegno antimafia di martiri come Don Pino Puglisi.Ed infine raggiungiamo il Municipio, per tanti anni simbolo del connubio fra mafia e politica, ma che ha vissuto anche la stagione della Primavera di Palermo.La campagna di consumo critico Pago chi non pagaLungo l’antico Kassaro, incontriamo molte vetrine che espongono il logo della campagna di consumo critico "Pago chi non paga": sono negozi che hanno detto NO al racket delle estorsioni, dichiarando pubblicamente di non voler più pagare il pizzo.Avremo la possibilità di fermarci per una pausa di consumo critico, durante il quale potrete contribuire al cambiamento e sostenere un circuito di economia etica e libera dal pizzo.Il tour si conclude nel cuore del centro storico di Palermo, dove vi lasciamo con qualche consiglio per continuare a sostenere il circuito Addiopizzo: per farlo “con gusto”, potrete ad esempio fermarvi a pranzo nei migliori ristoranti in zona, per assaggiare la cucina siciliana ed il tipico street food palermitano: dalle arancine alle panelle, dagli anelletti al forno al famosissimo cannolo, fino al panino con la milza!Chi ha fatto quest'esperienza dice:Meraviglioso, la prima cosa da fare a Palermo!Walking tour interessante per gli adulti ed educativo per i ragazziConsiglio vivissimamente quest'esperienza a Palermo, dalla quale si esce arricchiti in consapevolezza e desiderio di impegno personale, da qualunque luogo del mondo si provengaEmozionante!
Palerme No Mafia Tour
Pourquoi vivre cette expérienceParcourez à pied les ruelles de Palerme, ville de lumières et d’ombres.Découvrez le mouvement antimafia d’hier et d’aujourd’hui.Approfondissez votre connaissance du phénomène mafieux, au-delà des clichés et des idées reçues.Rencontrez les commerçants du réseau Addiopizzo et soutenez ceux qui disent NON aux extorsions.Choisissez un parcours de tourisme éthique et responsable parmi les incontournables d’une journée à Palerme.Découvrir Palerme en une journéeUne nouvelle façon de visiter Palerme, où chaque étape est une occasion de réflexion sur la mafia et la mobilisation citoyenne contre son pouvoir.Une promenade d’environ trois heures, accompagnée par le récit de ceux qui vivent la ville au quotidien, pour la découvrir dans son essence véritable, loin des idées reçues. Une expérience authentique de participation à vivre à Palerme.L’itinéraire à travers le centre historiqueNous nous retrouvons devant le Teatro Massimo, un lieu souvent associé à l’imaginaire du film Le Parrain, pour vous offrir une nouvelle image de Palerme.Nous marchons jusqu’au Mur de la Légalité, puis rejoignons la Piazza Beati Paoli, pour évoquer le lien légendaire (et infondé) entre la secte du roman de Natoli et Cosa Nostra, en passant par le célèbre et pittoresque marché del Capo.Nous atteignons ensuite la Piazza della Memoria, où se dresse le mémorial dédié aux magistrats assassinés par la mafia, derrière le Tribunal. Puis, nous nous arrêtons devant la Cathédrale, où nous abordons les relations entre la Mafia et l’Église catholique ainsi que l’engagement antimafia de martyrs comme Don Pino Puglisi.Enfin, nous rejoignons l’Hôtel de Ville, longtemps symbole de la collusion entre mafia et politique, mais aussi témoin du renouveau de la Primavera di Palermo.La campagne de consommation responsable "Je paie ceux qui ne paient pas"Le long de l’ancien Kassaro, nous croisons de nombreuses vitrines arborant le logo de la campagne de consommation responsable "Pago chi non paga". Ces commerces ont refusé de céder au racket des extorsions et ont publiquement déclaré ne plus payer le pizzo.Nous aurons l’occasion de faire une pause de consommation responsable, un moment où vous pourrez contribuer au changement en soutenant un réseau d’économie éthique et libérée du pizzo.Le tour se termine au cœur du centre historique de Palerme, où nous vous laisserons avec quelques conseils pour continuer à soutenir le réseau Addiopizzo. Et pour allier engagement et plaisir, pourquoi ne pas vous arrêter déjeuner dans l’un des meilleurs restaurants du quartier ? L’occasion parfaite pour goûter à la cuisine sicilienne et au célèbre street food palermitain : arancine, panelle, anelletti al forno, le fameux cannolo ou encore le panino con la milza !Ceux qui ont vécu cette expérience en parlent“Merveilleux, la première chose à faire à Palerme !”“Une visite guidée passionnante pour les adultes et éducative pour les jeunes.”“Je recommande vivement cette expérience à Palerme. On en ressort enrichi, avec une prise de conscience et l’envie de s’engager, d’où que l’on vienne.”“Émouvant !”
Palermo: Tour of Historical Center, Catacombs & Monreale in CruiserCar
Explore Palermo with CruiserCar Join us on a unique journey through Palermo’s historic wonders aboard the CruiserCar, the world's first 9-seater Luxury Cabriolet. Experience the city like never before; only one tour available per session—book now to secure your exclusive seat! Tour Highlights Travel in style, from the shorter Historical Center option to the extended visit to the ancient Catacombs, majestic Monreale, and more. Uncover with our Ciceronis the secrets of landmarks like the grand Palermo Cathedral and the vibrant Mercato del Capo. Tailor your tour from a swift overview to an in-depth exploration, all in unmatched comfort. Book Your Exclusive Tour Today Seats are limited. Secure your spot now to avoid missing this bespoke unique cultural adventure through Palermo's rich history.
From Palermo: Grand Tour in CruiserCar
Travelling with CruiserCar in Palermo is an experience unlike any other.The elegance and grandeur of the CruiserCar, the first 9-seater cabriolet, sets the stage for an unforgettable journey of this beautiful city. Experience the city like never before, our expert drivers and Cicerones will guide you through the city's rich culture and history, taking you to top landmarks and hidden gems.CruiserCar's city sightseeing tours are designed to showcase the best of Palermo, from the historic Capo Market to the Cathedral, from the panoramic Mount Pellegrino to hidden gems that are off the beaten path.We also offer pick-up and drop-off services, ensuring a seamless, luxurious journey.CruiserCar is the perfect choice for those looking for royalty transportation and an unforgettable experience. Book your tour today and discover why CruiserCar's city sightseeing tours in Palermo are truly one of a kind.Only one tour available per session.Book now to secure your exclusive seat!
Anti-Mafia Heroes Evening Walking Tour
Join us for an immersive experience, taking in the sights, sounds, and smells of the ancient La Kalsa neighborhood, visiting the real locations where mafia crimes took place, sites which are now part of Palermo's anti-mafia movement's urban recuperation and renewal. This tour focuses on the lives of Sicily’s most famous anti-mafia heroes Giovanni Falcone and Paolo Borsellino and mafia penitenti (turncoats) who grew up La Kalsa.Tour is 1.6 km or 1 mile, mostly shaded. Midway through we will stop at a cafe, all refreshments are optional and paid for separately.The value of this tour is in its powerful and inspiring storytelling, offering a deep dive into the lives of extraordinary individuals and organizations that fought and continue to fight against the mafia. This tour includes visits to 10 important sites, including three major crime sites. During this tour you’ll have the opportunity to ask questions and will learn more about ongoing efforts in Sicily’s fight against organized crime. This historical educational tour provides a comprehensive overview of the history of Cosa Nostra, including its actual origins, contrasted with the myths about it.You will come away from this tour with a greater appreciation of authentic Sicilian culture and an understanding of how the Cosa Nostra was an aberration, one with shallow historical roots, uncharacteristic of this beautiful, courageous, and resilient little island.
Medieval castle of Caccamo and Cefalù, full day guided tour from Palermo.
Discover the charm and history of Sicily. From to the sea to the mountains in a few minutes of travel. After 30 minutes of travel we arrive at Cefalù, one of the greatest seaside resorts of the region. It has been considered one of the most beautiful villages of Italy, in fact, every years it attracts many Italian and foreign tourists. Visit of the medieval wash house and the magnificent cathedral. afterwards you will have some free time for shopping and lunch. In the afternoon travel to Caccamo and visit of its castle. Built in the Norman period, on a steep rocky spur, this work by the Chiaramonte family is one of the Island most important, charming and best preserved feudal castle, besides being the biggest. Caccamo is a pretty medieval town at 520 meters above sea level, which stands on a hill at the foot of Mount San Calogero. In the evening return to Palermo.• Guided visit of the medieval Castle• Professional guide and separate driver• Taste the cannoli or the delicious almond sweets• Discover the ancient history of Sicily• Explore the Duomo of Cefalù listed as UNESCO world heritage site• Return transportation by luxury air-conditioned coach or minivan
Palermo Scavenger Hunt and Highlights Self Guided Audio Tour
The Best Way to Discover Palermo: Scavenger Hunt & Self-Guided Tour. Play, learn, and walk! Explore at your own pace with a 100% self-guided activity. Start anytime (24/7) with no guides or schedules. Pause for a refreshing lemon granita or a savory arancina at a street food stall and resume whenever you're ready—even the next day. This unique team-building activity is perfect for couples, families, and groups.The "Complete City" Package Everything you need in one app:Interactive Game: Solve puzzles and discover 10+ major attractions, plus hidden gems revealed along the way.Cultural Context: Read the history and legends of each site as you explore.Insider Tips: Access hand-picked local restaurant and shop recommendations.What you will visit: Royal Palace and Palatine Chapel, Norman Palace, Cattedrale di Palermo, Chiesa del Gesù, Santa Maria dell’Ammiraglio, Piazza Pretoria, Quattro Canti, Church of Saint Domenico, Archeological Museum Antonio Salinas, and Massimo Theater.
Antimafia Bike Tour Palermo
HighlightsCycle along the coast just steps away from the sea and uncover the new 'Molo Trapezoidale'explore the suburbs, well connected to the center through cycle pathslearn who Falcone e Borsellino were and why they mean so much for the Siciliansdiscover the grass-roots anti-mafia movement 'Addiopizzo' and its ethical consumerism campaign supporting those who refuse to pay protection moneysavour a handmade and award-winning gelato, totally 'mafia-free'go shopping at the Libera shop that sells products from the land confiscated from the mafia bossesgreat for groups and team-building!A bike tour in PalermoRiding through the pedestrian areas of the old town center of Palermo and along the cycle lanes that connect it with the outskirts, you will discover how Palermo is changing 'inside and outside', healing from the wounds inflicted by the violence of the Mafia which reached its peak with the massacres of 1992.A Palermo that gradually reclaims the sea it faces: savor the sea breeze as you pedal along the 'Terrazza al Mare,' tracing the perimeter of the ancient port and exploring the recently revitalized 'Molo Trapezoidale', adorned with its extraordinary "Music Fountain".A tribute to Falcone and BorsellinoThis tour is a tribute to the memory of heroes like the prosecutors Falcone and Borsellino, whose murders pushed the Sicilian people to react against the Mafia and inspired collective action of a whole generation of antimafia campaigners. Young people today are still committed to improving society and making change, volunteering in grass-roots movements like Libera and Addiopizzo.Enjoy the easy biketourThe terrain is mainly flat, mostly on cycle paths and bike lanes. Neverthless it is a urban bike tour, so please expect to ride on roads opened to vehicular traffic as well. We recommend that all the participants, especially children, are confortable in riding the bike in town.After the tour the travellers say:This tour was wonderful. We saw and learned many things that we wouldn’t have otherwiseExcellent history/insight into the genesis of pushback by the people of the influence of the mafia. Very enjoyable tourA passionate storyteller. Thanks for this interesting and versatile experience (movement, education, ice-cream, you get it all!)
Palermo to Siracusa stop: Valley of the Temples
Today meet your driver at hotel and drive through the interior of Sicily to reach Agrigento and the Valley of Temples: two hours independent walking tour on the Valley of the Temples (Admission fee Not included), a Unesco World Heritage site. Covers the Temple of Hera, the Temple of Concordia, the Temple of Hercules and the Temple of Zeus. Agrigento, according to legend, was founded by Daedalus and his son Icarus after they had fled from Crete “by air”. Historically, however, its origins date back to 582 B.C. when it was founded by Rhodian-cretan colonist from the neighbouring Gela who named their city Akragas after the nearby river of that name. It rapidly increased in size, importance and military strength under Phalarides, the first tyrant, and later under Theron, who extended his way over northern Sicily as far as Himera. Agrigento was a city of artists and illustrious personages, amongst whom the philosopher Empedocles. Pindar defines it as “the most beautiful of mortal cities” and, in fact, in the V th century B.C., those famous temples, whose beauty we still admire today, were built.This afternoon we drive to Siracusa (approx. 2,5 hours driving).LENGTH: approx. 8 hoursStop Duration:· Valley of the Temples 2 hours
Pottery Painting Workshop in Palermo
Discover the rich tradition of ceramics in Palermo through a hands-on pottery painting experience. Renowned for its vibrant ceramic art, Palermo has a long history of craftsmanship that continues to inspire today.During this one-hour sit-and-paint workshop, receive a brief introduction to ceramic painting techniques, including the use of colors and brushes. Immediately afterward, select a pre-fired piece—such as a cup, mug, or bowl—and personalize it with your own creative designs. The process is accessible for all skill levels and is also suitable for children, making it a perfect family activity.Once the decorating is complete, the team will glaze and fire the piece to ensure a professional finish. Choose to pick up your finished ceramic after 48 hours or arrange for shipping at an additional cost, allowing you to take a piece of Palermo’s artistic heritage home with you.
Corleone and Countryside (from Palermo)
Today you are greeted in Palermo and driven to the small village of Corleone, one of the attractive places in the environ of Palermo. Beginning in the 1960s, the village became famous (or perhaps infamous) for its Mafia, being the town in which some well-known clans had their headquarters (the Clan dei Corleonesi). Hollywood movies hopelessly linked Corleone to the Mafia and the name of the town was even used as the adopted surname of the title character in Francis Ford Coppola’s movie, The Godfather. But from 1990s Corleone inhabitants made all possible to get back a good reputation and started a social campaign to promote legality.Corleone is a very nice and typical Sicilian style town. Once medieval, encircled by walls, today the ancient city center is paved with well kept cobblestones and shows the Spanish influence in the Baroque architecture. Stroll on your own around the street of the town, discover the history of Saint Leoluca and Saint Bernardo, both was born in Corleone.After a short drive you will stop at the Royal Palace in Ficuzza (external view), once used as hunting lodge by Ferdinand I of Bourbon. In the nearby you will enjoy a rustic lunch (wine will be included)Before going back to Palermo, rain and snow permitting, a scenic drive along curvy and not tourist roads will give you the opportunity to admire fascinating rural landscapes.Then return to Palermo Hotel.
Private Sailing Tour H/D (from Palermo)
Meet and greet at the Tourist Port for a briefing, then a short walk takes us to the Sailing Boat where the skipper is waiting for us to begin a lovely half day experience.Wind and Sea help us to leave the Cala Tourist Port to begin our adventure to the Capo Gallo Nature Reserve, an amazing promontory of karst origin, with its dramatic cliffs, placed between the brightly fish villages of Addaura, Mondello and Sferracavallo.Through this tour, we will enjoy relaxing swim moments among the wonders of this coastline stretch, undoubtedly the most beautiful of the western Sicily.
Palermo Puppetry Behind the Scenes Workshop- All Ages
Experience Authentic Sicilian Culture:Held at the Teatro Argento, located across from the Palermo Cathedral, in the heart of the historic center, this unique class offers a deep dive into Palermo's puppetry legacy. Maybe you’ll leave with a new skill but you’ll certainly leave with a deep appreciation for marionette theater, authentic Sicilian culture, and lasting memories.Why You’ll Love This Class:- Learn the secrets behind Palermo’s famous puppetry.- Engage in creative and educational hands-on activities.- Enjoy a family-friendly experience in a beautiful historic setting.- Gain insight from a master puppeteer and his family’s rich legacy.Don’t miss this exclusive opportunity to immerse yourself in the enchanting world of Palermo puppetry. Book your spot today and create unforgettable memories.
Anti-Mafia Heroes Morning Walking Tour
Highlights:Immersive storytelling brings history and anti-mafia heroes to lifeVisit mafia crime scenes, including the site of one murderMarvel at the layers of history in a beautiful, ancient, and now very lively neighborhood1 mile or 1.6 km walking, mix shade and sun. Bathroom available halfway through.Want to learn more about the moving struggle of ordinary Sicilians against Cosa Nostra? Join us for an immersive experience, taking in the sights, sounds, and smells of the real locations where important events took place in the lives of Sicily’s most famous anti-mafia heroes Giovanni Falcone and Paolo Borsellino. This historical educational tour provides an overview of the history of Cosa Nostra, including its actual origins, contrasted with the myths about it.This tour around the ancient Kalsa district in Palermo visits 10 important sites, including the sites of mafia crimes. During this tour you’ll have the opportunity to ask questions and will learn more about ongoing efforts in Sicily’s fight against organized crime. But the value of this tour is in its powerful and inspiring storytelling, offering a deep dive into the lives of extraordinary individuals and organizations that fought and continue to fight against the mafia. Your guide will bring history and people to life.Halfway through we will stop at a cafe, refreshments are optional and paid for individually.Join us for this fascinating tour and immerse yourself in the courageous history and present of Palermo’s anti-mafia movement. You will come away from this tour with a greater appreciation of authentic Sicilian culture, high and low, and an understanding of how the Cosa Nostra was an aberration, one with shallow historical roots, uncharacteristic of this courageous and resilient little island.
Private Segesta, Erice & Trapani Daytrip from Palermo
Experience Western Sicily’s rich heritage on this private full-day ride from Palermo with an English-speaking driver in a comfortable, air-conditioned vehicle offering Wi-Fi and bottled water. Your journey begins at Segesta, home to a stunning Doric temple and ancient hilltop theater with sweeping views. Next, explore Erice, a medieval town perched high above the coast. Stroll through cobblestone streets, admire panoramic vistas, and sample famous almond pastries from a local pasticceria. Finally, visit the striking Salt Pans of Trapani, where centuries-old windmills and gleaming salt mounds create a mesmerizing coastal landscape. This fully customizable ride blends ancient ruins, cultural charm, and natural beauty into a seamless experience. After a day of discovery, return to Palermo with lasting memories of Sicily’s timeless wonders.
Private Sailing Tour F/D (from Palermo)
Meet and greet at the Tourist Port for a briefing, then a short walk takes us to the Sailing Boat where the skipper is waiting for us to begin a lovely full day experience.Wind and Sea help us to leave the Cala Tourist Port to begin our adventure to the Capo Gallo Nature Reserve, an amazing promontory of karst origin, with its dramatic cliffs, placed between the brightly fish villages of Addaura, Mondello and Sferracavallo.Through this tour, we will enjoy relaxing swim moments among the wonders of this coastline stretch, undoubtedly the most beautiful of the western Sicily.
Erice & Marsala: Salt, Olive Oil & Wine with lunch included
Today h 8.15am get ready at meeting point to meet our driver and departure for Erice uptown. The Elymians settled in the medieval town of Erice, which was an important religious site associated with the goddess Venus. Wander through its ancient streets and visit some of the famous homemade pastry shops—world-famous for marzipan candies and other delicacies like almond and pistachio pastries.Enjoy a light lunch in a local Sicilian Olive Oil producer Farmhouse.This afternoon, we drive along the scenic Salt Way Road where the sea-salt is still produced following the old Phoenician tradition preserved during the century. We then continue onto Marsala, known in the whole world for one thing: Wine!The Marsala Wine comes from the western lands of Sicily and its name derives from the homonymous town.Later we return to Palermo (estimated arrival time h 4pm)Please note that if the tour does not reach at least two partecipants it will not be operated.
Piazza Armerina and Valley of the Temples (from Palermo)
Today we meet the driver at hotel and drive to Piazza Armerina (approximately 2 hours and half from Palermo). Upon arrival, you will have the opportunity to enjoy the visit of the amazing Roman Villa of Casale (Admission fee Not included) that belongs to the Unesco Heritage. Built on the 4th century AD, the Villa was later forgotten and only in the 20th century excavations revealed the whole building. It is the supreme example of a luxury Roman villa (about 3500 square meters of floor mosaics) and was probably the residence of a member of the upper class of the Roman Empire. The visit inside the Roman Villa will be done independently (every room has information boards).After the time for an independent lunch, we will drive approximately 2 hours before reaching the Valley of the Temples of Agrigento (Admission fee Not included). This archaeological site belongs to the Unesco World Heritage since 1997. The visit of the Valley of the Temples covers the Temple of Hera, the Temple of Concordia, the Temple of Hercules and the Temple of Zeus. Agrigento, according to legend, was founded by Daedalus and his son Icarus after they had fled from Crete “by air”. Historically, however, its origins date back to 582 B.C. when it was founded by Rhodian-cretan colonist from the neighbouring Gela who named their city Akragas after the nearby river of that name. The walking tour of the Valley of the Temples will be done independently.Later we will drive back to Palermo.
Monreale, Palermo highlights and Street food (F/D)
Today you are greeted at Palermo hotel and driven to Monreale to see with your expert Guide where the Arab-Norman art and architecture reached the pinnacle of its glory with the Dome (Admission fee: not included). Launched in 1174 by William II, it represents the scenes from the Old and New Testaments all in golden mosaics.Later we will drive back to Palermo to visit the Palatine Chapel (Admission fee: not included), a Byzantine style chapel built by the Normans in the 12th century, and famous for its beautiful mosaic decoration and artwork. This church, “the most beautiful religious jewel ever dreamed by human thought ” in Maupassant‘s words is located inside Palermo Royal Palace (Palazzo dei Normanni) that is nowadays the seat of Sicily’s semi-autonomous regional government. Its mosaics are among the most beautiful Byzantine art production, they have no equal in any church of Constantinople. We start then our the walking tour which can be adapted to include as much as possible, having the opportunity to choose according with the guide a good panoramic point of the main highlights.We visit Palermo Cathedral then we explore a large open air street market (Capo or Ballarò) that captures the flavor of Palermo’s Saracen Arab past. Enjoy a local street food tasting. Then continue by seeing “four corners” that converge Palermo at a quartet of baroque palaces left over from the heyday of Spanish rule dating from 1560, Piazza Pretoria with its amazing fountain and Via Maqueda. The walking tour will end admiring (external view) the imposing Massimo Theater, Palermo Opera Plaza. Time to say goodbye to your guide and Independent transfer to the hotel.
Palermo: Private Night Tour in CruiserCar
Travelling with CruiserCar in Palermo offers an unparalleled experience. The elegance and grandeur of the CruiserCar, the first 9-seater cabriolet, set the stage for an unforgettable journey through this beautiful city. Our expert drivers will guide you through Palermo's rich culture and history, taking you to top landmarks such as the historic Capo Market, the stunning Cathedral, and the panoramic Mount Pellegrino, as well as hidden gems off the beaten path. With only one tour available per session, each journey is exclusive and intimate. We also offer convenient pick-up and drop-off services, ensuring a seamless and luxurious experience. Book your tour today and discover why CruiserCar's city sightseeing tours in Palermo are truly one of a kind. Secure your exclusive seat now!
Palermo Porto Aperto - La città multietinica ieri e oggi
Palermo, città di accoglienza e scambioIl nome stesso di Palermo, che significa "tutto porto", racconta la sua vocazione all’accoglienza e all’integrazione. Questa identità si riflette nel suo straordinario patrimonio arabo-normanno, nei vivaci mercati all’aperto e nell’arte di strada dei murales, che esprimono il cambiamento e la vitalità sociale della città.Un crocevia di popoli e cultureNei secoli, Palermo è stata terra di approdi, conquiste e scambi, un crocevia in cui popoli diversi hanno lasciato un’impronta indelebile nella cultura locale, nella lingua e persino nel DNA dei suoi abitanti. Già nel Medioevo, la città era un melting pot in cui convivevano comunità di diverse origini, fedi e tradizioni, dando vita a un ambiente di scambio e dialogo culturale.Ballarò e l’anima multietnica di PalermoOggi questa vocazione cosmopolita è più viva che mai nel quartiere dell’Albergheria, dove ogni giorno il mercato di Ballarò si anima di lingue, colori e sapori da tutto il mondo. Qui si incontrano storie di migrazione e integrazione, mentre numerose iniziative dal basso promuovono la diversità come valore.L’impegno di Addiopizzo per l’inclusioneAnche Addiopizzo contribuisce a questo percorso di integrazione e giustizia sociale, supportando commercianti locali e stranieri nella denuncia del racket e sviluppando strategie di inclusione per contrastare il potere della mafia. Un impegno concreto che rende Palermo non solo una città di storia, ma anche di cambiamento e resistenza.
Sicily Private Tour from Palermo: Monreale, Etna, Taormina, Agrigento (3 days)
3 days to discover all faces of Sicily:The color of Palermo's market, the history of Agrigento, the heritage of the Etna Volcano and much more.Always escorted by a professional driver and an english or french speaking tour guide.
Sicilia, Napoli e Caserta. Tour di 7 giorni
Il tour di 7 giorni vi porterà a scoprire le città più belle della Sicilia , e non solo. Palermo, Monreale, Taormina, Piazza Armerina, Caltagirone, Napoli e Caserta saranno alcune delle mete del fantastico viaggio al sud Italia.Un viaggio alla scoperta dell'arte e della cultura millenaria che caratterizza la Sicilia e il sud dell'Italia. Avrai modo di visitare antichissimi centri storici, tradizionali mercati storici ancora pieni di vita e attivi, monumenti fra i più belli e antichi al mondo. Il tour prevede un accompagnatore esperto per tutta la durata del viaggio, guide turistiche professionali e pernottamenti presso hotel di categoria 4 stelle.
Serpotta's Masterpieces: A 2 Hour Morning Tour
1 km or .6 miles walking, mostly shaded.Immerse yourself in the unparalleled beauty of three different but equally enchanting masterpiece works by the great Palermitano sculptor Giacomo Serpotta. Hailed as "one of the greatest European sculptors of the 18th century," and "a meteor in the Sicilian sky," the acclaimed art historian Rudolph Wittkower declared, "The three small oratories in Palermo which he decorated prove him to be the greatest stuccoist that ever lived."Serpotta was a Baroque sculptor of the sublime who used stucco to transform entire oratories, from floor to ceiling, harmoniously filling them with charming tumbling putti, deeply meaningful religious scenes and allegories, and serene women at their ease, representing the great virtues. His delightful artistry has been beloved for centuries and is still amazing viewers today.On this tour, we will explore why Serpotta isn’t as well-known as Michelangelo in the English-speaking world. We will delve into the meanings of the tableaux in his signature teatrini (little theaters), the tumultuous context of his life, his artistic techniques and innovations, and the mysteries surrounding him. This will provide you with a deep appreciation of Serpotta, his artistry, and authentic Sicilian cultural heritage.Our tour guides specialize in storytelling, bringing Serpotta’s masterpieces to life with captivating tales, expert commentary, and audio and visual aids. Because no tour would be complete without touching on layers of history, this one includes the ongoing mystery of the heist of the Caravaggio Nativity from the Oratory of San Lorenzo, and the recent almost miraculous replacement of that missing masterpiece.Book today and don't miss your chance to experience for yourself the "Dreams made from stucco, woven of white and gold, kept in dark places and sheltered from rain and sun, for weather is the enemy of the material. One must ascend stairs and descend them, enter narrow alleys where clothes snap in the wind, to be rewarded by the vision of laughing and acrobatic creatures, framing serious and dramatic facts, works of faith and mercy, battles of Christians, Turks, and Barbary pirates…" (Excerpt from ‘White Darkness’ by Luca Scarlini).
Palermo Airport Private Transfer to/from all Sicily Destinations
Travel across Sicily with ease thanks to our private transfer service from/to Palermo Airport. Whether you are heading to Palermo city center, Cefalù, Trapani, Agrigento, Taormina or any other destination in Sicily, our professional driver will take you there in comfort and safety.Upon arrival at Palermo Airport, your driver will be waiting for you after the customs area, just outside the arrivals gate, holding a sign with your name. If you are arriving or departing by train, you can meet your driver at the head of the train on the platform. For transfers from hotels, apartments or villas, your driver will pick you up directly at the main entrance or lobby, at the time agreed during booking.Sit back, relax and enjoy the journey while your driver takes care of the route, traffic and parking. This private transfer is the most convenient and stress-free way to travel between Palermo Airport and any location in Sicily, avoiding the hassle of car rental, taxis or public transportation – especially after a long flight.
Palermo Sailing Sunset & Aperitif
Meet and greet at the Tourist Port for a briefing, then a short walk takes us to the Sailing Boat where the skipper is waiting for us to begin a lovely half day experience at the Sunset with Aperitif on board.Wind and Sea help us to leave the Cala Tourist Port to begin our adventure to the Capo Gallo Nature Reserve, an amazing promontory of karst origin, with its dramatic cliffs, placed between the brightly fish villages of Addaura and Mondello.Enjoy a romantic aperitif with prosecco at sunset, followed by delicious snacks.Through this tour, we will enjoy relaxing moments among the wonders of this coastline stretch, undoubtedly the most beautiful of the western Sicily at Sunset time.
Agrigento full day tour
Today we meet the driver at hotel and drive through the interior of Sicily to reach Agrigento & the Temples Valley: two hours walking tour on the Valley of the Temples (Admission fee: not included), a Unesco World Heritage site. Covers the Temple of Hera, the Temple of Concordia, the Temple of Hercules and the Temple of Zeus. Agrigento, according to legend, was founded by Daedalus and his son Icarus after they had fled from Crete “by air”. Historically, however, its origins date back to 582 B.C. when it was founded by Rhodian-cretan colonist from the neighbouring Gela who named their city Akragas after the nearby river of that name. It rapidly increased in size, importance and military strength under Phalarides, the first tyrant, and later under Theron, who extended his way over northern Sicily as far as Himera. Agrigento was a city of artists and illustrious personages, amongst whom the philosopher Empedocles. Pindar defines it as “the most beautiful of mortal cities” and, in fact, in the Vth century B.C., those famous temples, whose beauty we still admire today, were built. This afternoon we then return to Palermo.
Erice and Segesta (Olive oil and Farmhouse Lunch option) from Palermo
Today you are greeted at Palermo Hotel and driven to the western Sicily where we reach Erice (uptown). The Elymians settled the medieval town of Erice, which was an important religious site associated with the goddess Venus. Wander through its ancient streets and visit some of the famous homemade pastry shops—world-famous for marzipan candies and other delicacies like almond and pistachio pastries.Then we drive through the Sea Saltpans of Trapani, where the ancient tradition of harvesting salt from the sea is still practiced.Later we travel onto Segesta, one of the major cities of the ancient indigenous Elymian people, to visit the unfinished Doric temple (Admission Fee: not included), late 5th century BC, built on a hilltop just outside of the ancient city and has a commanding view of the surrounding area.At the end of the tour we drive back to Palermo.OPTIONAL:Lunch and Olive oil tasting experience in a local farmhouse
Cefalù and Castelbuono (with wine experience option)
Today you are greeted at Palermo hotel and after 1 hour driving on highway with suggestive sea view you will travel for around 30 minutes on curvy roads up to reach Catelbuono, a charming locality in an attractive wooded location at 500 mt. above sea level, that belongs to the protected reserve “Madonie Mountains Park”. Castelbuono (literally “good castle”) has vestiges of medieval architecture. Visit the village and stop at one of the typical bar to taste a pastry made with Sicilian “manna”.Then travel to Cefalù, a gorgeoius town located on the northern coast of Sicily and one of the major tourist attractions in the region. Built on a promontory dominated by a sheer cliff, Cefalù, still keeping its ancient print, has grown around the Cathedral wanted by Ruggero II. The Cathedral, began in 1131, is one of the most interesting medieval monuments of the island and boasts outstanding mosaics and a wonderful cloister. A large part of the town is pedestrian. Stroll through the medieval narrow street and admire the picturesque houses on the sea and the long beach of finest sand.Later return to the hotel.OPTIONAL:Lunch and wine tasting experience in a local winery
Medieval castle of Caccamo and Cefalù, full day PRIVATE guided tour from Palermo.
Discover the charm and history of Sicily. From to the sea to the mountains in a few minutes of travel. After 30 minutes of travel we arrive at Cefalù, one of the greatest seaside resorts of the region. It has been considered one of the most beautiful villages of Italy, in fact, every years it attracts many Italian and foreign tourists. Visit of the medieval wash house and the magnificent cathedral. afterwards you will have some free time for shopping and lunch. In the afternoon travel to Caccamo and visit of its castle. Built in the Norman period, on a steep rocky spur, this work by the Chiaramonte family is one of the Island most important, charming and best preserved feudal castle, besides being the biggest. Caccamo is a pretty medieval town at 520 meters above sea level, which stands on a hill at the foot of Mount San Calogero. In the evening return to Palermo.• Guided visit of the medieval Castle• Professional guide and separate driver• Taste the cannoli or the delicious almond sweets• Discover the ancient history of Sicily• Explore the Duomo of Cefalù listed as UNESCO world heritage site• Return transportation by luxury air-conditioned coach or minivan
Private Monreale Mosaics & Cefalù coast Tour
Escape Palermo for a half-day private trip to two of northern Sicily’s top highlights—Monreale Cathedral and the coastal town of Cefalù. Travel in a comfortable, air-conditioned vehicle with Wi-Fi, bottled water, and a professional English-speaking driver. Start with a visit to Monreale, famed for its 12th-century cathedral adorned with golden Byzantine mosaics and Arab-Norman architecture. Take time to explore the cloisters and panoramic views over Palermo Valley. Then head to Cefalù, a picturesque seaside town with medieval streets, a stunning beach, and its own grand cathedral. Wander the historic center, enjoy the waterfront promenade, or relax at a café with sea views. This fully customizable experience blends history, architecture, and coastal beauty, with round-trip transport from your hotel for a stress-free journey through Sicily’s cultural gems.
Airport Transfer: Palermo Airport PMO to Palermo by Luxury Van
Reliable Ground Transportation From the AirportTravel with confidence. Whether for business or leisure, our trusted airport transfer service ensures a smooth, safe, and stress-free journey.Your professional driver will assist with your luggage and provide a direct ride to your destination in comfort.All ride emissions are fully offset through our industry-leading global carbon offset program—making your travel both seamless and sustainable.
Magnificent Sicily, 7 days
Start and end in Palermo. Journey through the history and beauty of Sicily. Includes hotel, transportation and expert guides
Palermo Nightlife Tour Centro Storico
Most cities offer pub crawl nightlife tours that follow a set itinerary and offer cheap drinks in loud and crowded venues. This tour in contrast is customized for each group to share the connoisseur's picks for Palermo nightlife- showcasing places off the tourist path with great atmospheres, niche Sicilian wines, and most of all, the live music that Palermo's vibrant nightlife is famous for! Your tour guide will pick a custom meeting point for each tour based on which venues are offering live music that evening. Do you prefer expertly mixed cocktails? Want to sing along with the crowd? Or is conversation more your speed? Palermo has a wealth of diverse options to choose from and this magical city always surprises us! This tour will not look or act like a "tour group" but rather like a group of new friends enjoying an evening out together. So leave behind the copied/pasted top ten lists, let your local guide tailor a passeggiata for you, and indulge in a night out to remember.
Antimafia Bike Tour Palermo
Perché fare quest'esperienzaesplora i vicoli del centro storico e le borgate periferiche, oggi collegate al centro da piste ciclabilipedala sulla costa a due passi dal mare e scopri il nuovo Molo Trapezoidaleraggiungi l'Albero Falcone e via d'Amelio per ricordare chi furono Falcone e Borsellino e perché significano così tanto per la Siciliascopri la storia di Addiopizzo e la campagna di consumo critico a sostegno di chi si ribella alla mafiagusta un gelato artigianale, pluripremiato e "pizzo-free"nessun pensiero, la bici ce la mettiamo noi!Tour in bici a PalermoUn originale tour in bici a Palermo, con noleggio bici incluso nel prezzo, che permette di scoprire punti di interesse del centro storico e delle zone meno conosciute raggiungibili attraverso le piste ciclabili.Scoprirete una Palermo che si rinnova "nell'anima e nel corpo", che anno dopo anno si lascia alle spalle le ferite inferte dalla violenza mafiosa, culminata con le stragi del 1992.Una Palermo che a poco a poco riconquista la costa e il mare su cui si affaccia: goditi la brezza marina pedalando alla "Terrazza al Mare", percorrendo il perimetro dell'antico porto e scoprendo il Molo Trapezoidale, appena riqualificato, con la sua straordinaria "fontana musicale danzante".Omaggio a Falcone e BorsellinoUn tour sostenibile che omaggia la memoria di uomini come i giudici Falcone e Borsellino, il cui sangue ha scatenato il risveglio della coscienza civile e ha gettato le fondamenta per una nuova Sicilia: i giovani che non si arrendono e che si impegnano per portare a termine quel percorso di cambiamento, la generazione di Libera e di Addiopizzo.Un tour in bici alla portata di tuttiIl tour in bici a Palermo, che si svolge su un percorso per lo più in pianura e prevalentemente su piste ciclabili o aree dedicate alle bici all’interno di in un contesto urbano, ha come tappe principali il centro storico, il lungomare, l’Albero Falcone e via D’Amelio.Chi ha fatto quest'esperienza dice:Da fare assolutamente se volete scoprire la storia dell'antimafia in un modo inedito e divertente!Io e la mia famiglia volevamo visitare l'Albero Falcone e ci siamo imbattuti in questo tour in biciletta: consigliatissimoStupendo pedalare in giro per Palermo, ma anche fermarsi per il delizioso gelato mafia-free!
Palermo to Siracusa stop: Valley of the Temples and Roman Villa
Today meet your driver at hotel and drive through the interior of Sicily to reach Agrigento and the Valley of Temples: two hours walking tour on the Valley of the Temples (Admission fee Not included), a Unesco World Heritage site. Covers the Temple of Hera, the Temple of Concordia, the Temple of Hercules and the Temple of Zeus.After the Visit at Valley of the Temples departure to in direction of Piazza Armerina (approximately 1,15 hours driving). Upon arrival, you will have the opportunity to enjoy the visit of the amazing Roman Villa of Casale (Admission fee Not included), that belongs to the Unesco Heritage. Built in the 4th century AD, the Villa was later forgotten and only in the 20th century excavations revealed the whole building. It is the supreme example of a luxury Roman villa (about 3500 square meters of floor mosaics) and was probably the residence of a member of the upper class of the Roman Empire. The visit inside the Roman Villa will be done independently (every room has information boards).Later we will drive to Siracusa (approx. 2 hours driving).LENGTH: approx. 10 hoursStops Duration:· Valley of the Temples 2 hours· Roman Villa: 1,5 hours
Marsala and Erice: Olive oil, Salt and Wine (from Palermo)
We travel along the Salt Way Road and through the Nature Reserve of the Stagnone (that literally means large pool). Since this large lagoon has shallow and very salty water, it is the ideal place for saltworks. While travelling you will be fascinated by this unusual landscape: panels of mirror-like water, held by thin strips of earth and white windmills. Beyond the saltworks stand out some islands – including Mothia, once joined to the mainland by a paved road – while Isola Longa (Long Island) encloses the lagoon.The sea salt, in the tradition of this part of Sicily, is obtained by the evaporation of the sea water, through a simple but functional method of “handmade fractional distillation”, that allows to highlight the positive qualities and at the same time eliminate unwanted compounds such as calcium sulphate or gypsum.The region of Marsala is always known for its fine grapes.Marsala can be dry or sweet. While the city’s natives sometimes drink “vintage” Marsala, the wine produced for export is universally fortified similar to Port, Madeira and Sherry. Originally, this addition of alcohol was to ensure that it would last on long ocean voyages, but now it is made that way because of its popularity in foreign markets.We will visit a local winery and enjoy wine and olive oil tasting and light lunch.This afternoon departure for Erice uptown. The Elymians settled the medieval town of Erice, which was an important religious site associated with the goddess Venus. Wander through its ancient streets and visit some of the famous homemade pastry shops—world-famous for marzipan candies and other delicacies like almond and pistachio pastries. At arrival, friendly walk along the city centre with stop at local pastry shop to taste some Sicilian local sweet. Later we return to Palermo.Then we return to Palermo.
Village Experience (from Palermo)
Departure for a small village off the beaten path located on the slopes of Madonie Mountains. This day will be a unique experience, something that will show you the essence of Sicily, a plunge in a rural and friendly atmosphere, a return to the past by visiting places where time has stopped centuries ago! Upon the arrival we visit a diary producer to learn how milk is processed for cheese production and here you will have the opportunity to taste various types of dairy products of the highest quality.Later (weather conditions permitting) we will drive to the “Grotte della Gurfa” an archaeological treasure, a place veiled with magic and mystery, where we will be taken to a trip back into the past centuries. The Caves of Gurfa are a precious example of rock architecture. Probably dated from the Bronze Age, studies on the ancient use of caves, entirely excavated by man, are still underway, but it is deemed to be used as storage area for grain. Some scholars instead postulate that the whole complex had been built to accommodate the remains of the King Minos who, according to legend, died in Sicily.We will then enjoy a lovely Rustic lunch with “zero food miles” in a relaxing and friendly atmosphere. After lunch we will drive to Alia, a nice village to have an amazing experience based on the interaction with local people and observe artisans at work.Later back to Palermo.
Monreale, Palermo highlights and Street food (H/D)
Today you are greeted at Palermo hotel and driven by taxi to Monreale to see with your expert Guide where the Arab-Norman art and architecture reached the pinnacle of its glory with the Dome (Admission fee: not included). Launched in 1174 by William II, it represents the scenes from the Old and New Testaments all in golden mosaics.Later a taxi will drive you back to Palermo to continue your walking tour of the city center. Explore a large open air street market (Capo or Ballarò) that captures the flavor of Palermo’s Saracen Arab past. Enjoy a local street food tasting. Then continue by seeing “four corners” that converge Palermo at a quartet of baroque palaces left over from the heyday of Spanish rule dating from 1560, Piazza Pretoria and Via Maqueda.The tour ends at Piazza Verdi (Massimo Opera Theatre square). Independent transfer to the hotel.Independent transfer to the hotel.
Segesta and Monreale with Wine experience option (from Palermo)
We travel to Segesta, one of the major cities of the Elymian people, one of the three indigenous peoples of Sicily. Segesta’s ancient Greek temple can make a valid claim to being the best preserved in the world, and its amphitheatre boasts a hilltop position on Mount Barbaro second to none. The archaeological site reflects the presence of several ancient civilizations, beginning with the elusive Elymians. While the magnificent Doric temple, though (strictly speaking) never completed – as the roof was never added and the pillars never fluted – is impressive, it is just the highlight of a large archaeological park. Today independent visit of the Temple (Admission fee: not included).For the wine experience option:Then along the countryside off the beaten track possibility to join the small village of Camporeale to visit a local winery and enjoy a wine tasting.During the afternoon we then continue onto Monreale to visit the Dome (Admission fee: not included), erected by King William II (1167/71-1189) in a royal park on the site of an earlier Greek church. Part of the structure and its decoration were largely completed by the death of the king in 1189.The interior is impressive in its spaciousness and rich decor.Then we return to Palermo.
Full Day Mount Etna South side (from Palermo)
Today meet our staff and departure for the Etna Natural Park - South Side to discover a beautiful Volcano rich in sounds, perfumes, and colors. Along the scenic drive we will stop at the the lava flow reachable through a winding curvy road surrounded by chestnut and oak forests. Continuing our excursion, we will reach Rifugio Sapienza (1900 meters above sea level). Here you will have free time to enjoy an excellent espresso and take a short walk to visit the Silvester Craters.Ascent to the top is optional, available purchasing cable car tickets (Cable Car Fee: not included) directly on the spot – weather and volcanic conditions permitting – to experience the lava fields and incredible landscape view from Europe’s highest and most active volcano.Later back to Palermo.
Godfather Villages and Taormina (from Palermo)
Today you are greeted at Palermo hotel and you will drive for approximately 3 hours to reach Savoca and the Godfather Villages. Once into the historical artist town of Savoca, in a private house in the village, Bar Vitelli houses a collection of local artisans’ tools and photographs taken when Francis Ford Coppola shot scenes of The Godfather II. Stroll along the village’s main street past Santa Lucia and San Michele churches for a short view over the valley. Drive away, we’ll find a charming little village over-looking the Arab-Norman castle of Capo Sant’Alessio. In 1990, Al Pacino and Sophia Coppola shot scenes here for The Godfather III. From the main square, a lane meets the circular steps that ascend to the Gothic-Catalan portal in front of the Church of San Agostino.Later we will continue to Taormina, the resort town of Sicily. On arrival time at leisure to explore the town or independent visit to the Greek Roman Theatre (Admission fee: not included) from where you can admire an amazing view.At the end of the tour you you will need other 3 hours driving to get back to Palermo hotel.This tour is operated with English speaking Driver.
Palermo Self-Guided Sherlock Holmes Murder Mystery Game
Step into the world of Sherlock Holmes and solve a mysterious case during the Sherlock Holmes City Game – a self-guided adventure full of puzzles, plot twists, and hidden clues. This City Game is all about story-driven gameplay and immersive mystery solving, it pulls you into a captivating story that you solve together, making it a unique way to connect, play, and create memories with your group.Perfect for friends, families, colleagues or solo players who enjoy a challenge and love detective games. Whether you play solo or in teams, it’s a flexible and fun experience that turns the city into your crime-solving playground. After booking, check your email for clear instructions, download the Loquiz app, and dive straight into your detective mission.IMPORTANT INFORMATION:Game type: Mystery-solving gameDifficulty: Easy – great for families with kids tooTickets: You only need to buy 1 ticket per group (1-4 people)Duration: Approx. 2 hoursGroup size: 1 ticket per group (1–4 people); larger groups can buy multiple ticketsStart time: Pick any time on your selected date – play at your own paceHOW TO PLAY:Work solo or with friends, family, or colleagues in teams of up to four per device. After booking, you’ll receive an instructions email with everything you need.Book the City GameCheck the instructions emailDownload the Loquiz AppBegin your gaming experience whenever you like.We recommend playing with 1 to 4 people on one device. You just buy 1 credit per device. If you are with more than 4 people, you can buy 2 or more credits.WHAT IS UNIQUE ABOUT THE GAME:Step into the shoes of a true detective with the Sherlock Holmes City Game – a self-guided mystery adventure played on your phone. Follow clues, crack challenging puzzles, and unravel the thrilling murder of Balthasar. This story-driven game is packed with suspense, fun tasks, and unexpected twists using the scenery of the city as a playground.Along the way, you’ll meet digital characters, crack codes, complete fun photo tasks, and follow a suspenseful storyline packed with twists. Every puzzle brings you closer to the truth.Whether you want to play alone for personal excitement or with a group of people this is the game for you! Playing with more groups will turn into a competitive experience, perfect as a teambuilding activity. This game is a fun activity you can do while visiting a city with your family and friends or as a couple.Our City Game offers the maximum independence, you can play pause & continue whenever you want. The Sherlock Holmes City Game is a murder mystery game that you play in the center of the city. Solve the murder with your colleagues, friends or family! The fun and interactive game is full of brain teasers, puzzles and lots of British humor.City Game Sherlock Holmes takes about 1.5 - 2 hours, but there is no time limit, so you can finish it at your own pace. After you have booked the game, you will receive login credentials and a simple manual by email. You don't need a guide, just download the app, go to the starting point and you are ready to start the adventure.Looking for a way to make your city trip more exciting? The Sherlock Holmes City Game is exactly what you are looking for!Note: this City Game uses the city as an interactive playing field, but does not provide any information about the city.
Private Agrigento Temples & Coastline Daytrip from Palermo
Enjoy a full-day private ride from Palermo to Agrigento and the stunning Scala dei Turchi. Travel in a comfortable, air-conditioned vehicle with an English-speaking driver, Wi-Fi, and bottled water for a relaxing experience.Your first stop is the Valley of the Temples in Agrigento, a UNESCO World Heritage Site where you can walk among ancient Greek ruins dedicated to gods like Zeus and Hera. Explore independently or with an optional guide.Next, head to Scala dei Turchi, a striking white limestone cliff shaped by wind and sea. With panoramic views over turquoise waters, it’s perfect for photos, a stroll, or relaxing by the beach.This fully customizable ride includes hotel pickup and dropoff and can be extended via the driver’s app.After a day rich in history and coastal beauty, return to Palermo with unforgettable memories of southern Sicily.
Private Palermo Mafia History & Nature Tour
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.
Private Palermo to Mondello & Monreale Tour
Enjoy a perfect blend of culture and coastal charm with this private half-day trip from Palermo to Monreale Cathedral and Mondello Beach. Your English-speaking driver will pick you up from your hotel in a comfortable, air-conditioned vehicle with Wi-Fi and bottled water for a relaxing ride.Begin in Monreale, a hilltop town home to the stunning Monreale Cathedral. Marvel at its 6,000 m² of shimmering Byzantine mosaics and explore the tranquil cloister reflecting Arab-Norman artistry.Next, head to Mondello Beach, a vibrant seaside village with turquoise waters, a crescent-shaped sandy beach, and a charming promenade full of cafés and gelato shops. Relax on the beach, stroll the coast, or simply enjoy the lively Sicilian vibe.
Palermo: Panoramic Mount Pellegrino in CruiserCar
Travelling with CruiserCar in Palermo is an experience unlike any other.The elegance and grandeur of the CruiserCar, the first 9-seater cabriolet, sets the stage for an unforgettable journey of this beautiful city.
Airport Transfer: Palermo Airport PMO to Palermo by Business Car
Your safety is our crew’s biggest priority. Before your journey even begins, your driver completely disinfects the vehicle and places free hand sanitizer in the back seat. One of our professionally-trained drivers will greet you with a name sign in the arrivals terminal of the airport, will offer to assist with luggage and guide you to your vehicle. Your driver will open and close the door for you, and for your safety, guests are only permitted to ride in the back seat.We’re here to ensure you arrive at your destination feeling healthy, happy, and ready to take on the day.
The Best of Sicily
Begin your Sicilian adventure in the coastal town of Cefalù, then explore Palermo, Erice, Trapani, Marsala, Agrigento, and the Valley of the Temples. Relax and shop in Taormina beneath Mount Etna. Enjoy delicious meals, wine tastings, and a hands-on cooking class as you immerse yourself in Sicily’s rich culture.