Palermo: NO Mafia Walking Tour
1.Palermo: NO Mafia Walking Tour
A 3-hour walk through Palermo’s historic center that explains the Mafia’s grip and the anti-mafia movement, with real civic resistance.
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PALERMO · WALKING TOURS
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The 15 palermo walking tours travellers book the most. We walk you through what each one covers on the ground, who guides it and what it costs, so you can pick the right one before you lace up.
A 3-hour walk through Palermo’s historic center that explains the Mafia’s grip and the anti-mafia movement, with real civic resistance.
Most PopularPalermo original street food tour with markets Vucciria and Capo, panelle and arancini, beer or wine, plus cannoli or gelato. 3 hours.
“The meetup spot was easy to locate, the communication was excellent and overall a great experience. Simone was our tour guide and she did amazing! Personable, kind and professional. Well planned out tour with great food to experience. The group and I had a wonderful time and very happy I chose this because we were…”
Taste Palermo on a 3-hour Old Town walk with 5 street-food stops, cannolo dessert, and key historic sights.
3-hour Palermo Old Town street-food and history walk: 5 tastings at Capo Market plus cathedral sights, arancine, panelle, crocché, cannoli.
“This tour was absolutely delightful and Fabrizio was so funny and informative! The food was spectacular and he took the time to explain what everything was. The history part of the tour was wonderful as well. I loved the hybrid eat and walk and learn format. If you are wondering if this is the right…”
Walk Palermo’s anti-mafia trail with a small English-speaking group, from Teatro Massimo to the Cathedral, plus real pizzo resistance.
“Our guide, Sylvia, was superb. Extremely knowledgeable and obviously very passionate about no mafia mission. Highly recommended”
Private custom walking tour of Palermo with a local guide, ticket help, and flexible route plus great food stops like Capo Market.
Palermo street food on foot with a local English guide, Capo Market tastings, major sights, and Sicilian dessert. Skip the guesswork.
Taste Palermo street food with Fabrizio on a small-group walk past Teatro landmarks and the UNESCO Palermo Cathedral, ending near the port.
“Great food and very interesting walk around the old city. Fabrizio gave lots of stories and information. The cathedral was beautiful and best cannolo ever!”
Palermo UNESCO on foot with a local guide, Piazza Pretoria and Martorana mosaics, plus entry to Palermo Cathedral for $41.
Sunset street-food walk in Palermo with panelle, arancine, sfincione, and cannoli, plus Quattro Canti and Fontana Pretoria sights. 2.5 hours.
3-hour guided walk through Palermo’s UNESCO cathedral, Teatro Massimo, baroque squares, and Capo market street food, in Italian.
Private walking tour of Palermo with a local. No fixed route, 100% tailored, local stories, street culture, and practical tips for value.
A private Palermo walking tour with a local guide, customizable highlights, and practical tips on food, groceries, and getting around.
“Wonderful guide! Perfectly tailored to our needs itinerary, plenty of insight given on history and culture of the city. We loved Julian’s enthusiasm and knowledge. Highly recommend this tour!”
3-hour Palermo tour mixing Centro Storico landmarks and Ballarò market tastings: arancini, local pizza, juice, and cannoli.
“Domenico was an excellent guide, very knowledgeable and he had a great sense of humor. He humanized the history making it relatable and enjoyable. He also offered recommendations for restaurants, sites etc. More historical walking tour than food tour”
Palermo UNESCO highlights on a 3-hour walk: Norman-Arab sights, markets, Teatro Massimo, and the cathedral plus cannoli or granita.
“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…”
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