Palermo is a city rich in culture and art with eight UNESCO World Heritage sites. But, if you don’t know where to go, there’s a risk that you might start with the wrong impression. Then opt for a tour in Palermo. Passionate among the historical attractions of the city including visits Cathedral of Palermo, Four songs, maximum theater, polytheater, Santa Rosalia, and finally a wonderful mondello ..
Pickup included
Start of Tour: The Cathedral of Palermo is the most imposing church in Sicily and one of the most significant examples of Arab-Norman architecture. Originally built as a place of Christian worship, it was transformed into a mosque during Arab rule, in 831, and then returned to Christianity with the arrival of the Normans. Inside, the tombs of Norman rulers are preserved, admission to the cathedral is free, while there is a ticket to access the crypts, mausoleums and rooftops, from which you can enjoy a breathtaking view of the city. This is the beginning of our tour, but your journey to discover Palermo can continue on foot along Via Vittorio Emanuele, crossing a pedestrian area full of charm. Continuing on this historic street, you will reach the picturesque Quattro Canti, the splendid Piazza Pretoria with its iconic fountain and, just ahead, the wonderful Arab-Norman churches of Piazza Bellini, authentic jewels of architecture.
He stops: There are four districts that surround the square and four seasons represented by the splendid statues of Venus, Aeolus, Bacchus and Ceres. There are also four patron saints of the city, Agatha, Oliva, Nymph and Christina, and four Spanish kings who made Palermo great, Charles V and the three Philippi II, III and IV.
Stops at:Teatro Massimo, Piazza Giuseppe Verdi. The largest theater in Italy and one of the most important in Europe, surpassed in size only by the Paris Opera and the Vienna Opera House. Its imposing facade is characterized by an elegant neoclassical colonnade, overlooking a majestic staircase. At the entrance, two imposing bronze lions welcome visitors. The Teatro Massimo is also known for being one of the iconic settings of Francis Ford Coppola’s film The Godfather – Part III.
You can choose to be picked up from a list of locations, or alternatively, have the choice to make your own way to the meeting points
Please arrive at the pick up point 30 minutes before departure time.
When the customer lands at Palermo airport (PMO) the driver already waits with a name sign at the exit of the arrivals. For the return, the customer meets the driver at the hotel reception or at the pre-arranged address.
You will receive a confirmation at the time of booking Participation allowed for most travellers Private tours/activities. Only your group will participate