Italy · FOOD TOURS IN PALERMO
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 6 food tours in Palermo worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
Taste Palermo’s panelle, arancine, cannoli, and more while exploring Capo and Vucciria markets with a local guide.
“A great walking tour. Vinz was our guide and did a great job. He was very informative and fun at the same time. Lots of food and drink.”
Taste Palermo street food, explore Capo Market, and see the Cathedral, Quattro Canti, and old-town landmarks with a local guide.
“My wife and I had a great time with Fabrizio. He was very knowledgeable of history and looks like he had a good relationship with the street food vendors. We had a variety of food tastings and made some friends with the group. Fabrizio had a good sense of humor which kept the tour interesting and lively. highly recommend Fabrizio.”
Taste Palermo’s street food at Capo Market, learn local traditions, and see Teatro Massimo, the Cathedral, and Quattro Canti.
“This was one of the best tours I have ever taken. It was great to have a tour of Palermo's top sights whilst getting to experience some of Sicily's best food at the same time. There were 3 food stops in total and the portions provided were huge - glad we took advice from other reviews and skipped breakfast!! Alessandra was a superb guide, very knowledgeable and passionate about her home city and the beautiful sunny weather on a February day was a nice surprise and capped off a wonderful 3 hours in this beautiful city.”
Walk Palermo with Fabrizio through markets, historic streets, a puppet theater, and the cathedral while tasting classic Sicilian street food.
“Fabritzio was great. Extremely knowledgeable, a wealth of information. The variety of food tastings were delicious.”
Taste Palermo’s local street food, from panelle to spleen sandwiches, while exploring Vucciria with an engaging English-speaking guide.
“Great first hand experience in Palermo. Visited many places, loved the historical connections we were taught about the food. Would recommend!”
Taste Palermo’s best street foods, explore Capo and Vucciria markets, and learn local history on a generous three-hour walking tour.
“Our guide, Simona, provided a good mix of learning about the foods, with some history of Palermo. The choices were delicious: prepare to eat a lot!”
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