Palermo
Between baroque grandeur, lively markets, and pure Sicilian soul: your guide to Palermo.
Our City Check for Palermo
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Flair
Loud, colorful, and steeped in history — Palermo is seriously captivating.
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Best Time to Visit
Spring and late fall are ideal — you get great sightseeing weather without the brutal summer heat.
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How Long to Stay
Three days give you enough time to see the cathedral, explore the markets, and eat your way through the street food scene.
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Price Level
Really affordable — noticeably cheaper than northern Italy and great value overall.
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Food
Don't leave without trying arancini (stuffed rice balls) and panelle (crispy chickpea fritters). Street food here is next level.
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Getting Around
The center is totally walkable. For day trips outside the city, buses and trains are your best bet.
