• Teatro Massimo - This renowned opera house, established in 1897, showcases a blend of architectural styles, including Neoclassical and Greek influences.
• Passìu Food and Drink - Experience traditional flavors at this family-owned establishment near Teatro Massimo, where two brothers and a sister are bringing back the tastes of old Palermo. Sample two classic Sicilian bruschette: cunzata (anchovies, cheese, and tomato) and the timeless tomato & basil.
• Assud a Santamarina Pizzeria Siciliana - Observe, learn, and savor! Delight in a live demonstration of Sicilian pizza-making and indulge—all within a magnificent historic palace. Enjoy pizza, drinks, and a slice of Sicilian tradition!
• Il Pipino Rosso - Relish Palermo’s finest street food—panelle, sfincione, and caponata—served within a breathtaking 5th-century palace. Excellent food, wonderful atmosphere, and perhaps even a good book!
• Via Vittorio Emanuele - This lively street is also celebrated for its architectural splendor, featuring a mix of styles from various eras in Palermo’s rich history.
• Salumeria Alcolica - Savor 3 mini arancine with a small beer in the delightful Kalsa area! Enjoy Palermo’s iconic street food in a cozy setting with outdoor seating in one of the city’s oldest lanes.
• Piazza Pretoria - The magnificent Fontana Pretoria, adorned with intricate sculptures, is the focal point of this square, making it a significant landmark.
• Piazza Sant’Anna - With its charming cafes and vibrant street life, Piazza Sant’Anna embodies the essence of Palermo’s rich history and lively cultural scene.
• Church and Monastery of Santa Caterina d’Alessandria - The Monastero Santa Caterina is a place of spiritual importance and architectural beauty, offering insight into Palermo’s rich cultural and religious heritage.
• Chiesa di San Giuseppe dei Padri Teatini - This architectural masterpiece is embellished with intricate sculptures and ornate details, showcasing the Baroque splendor of the era.
• Quattro Canti - The Quattro Canti, or “Four Corners,” is a Baroque square situated at the crossroads of two main streets in the heart of Palermo, featuring ornate Baroque facades and fountains and statues representing the four seasons.
• Pasticceria Costa - Enjoy a small cannolo at Pasticceria Costa, a historic pastry shop in Palermo since 1960. Located in a charming 1800s boutique, Costa is renowned for its quality. In summer, you can switch to their delightful granita without changing the stop!

• Palermo’s finest cannoli at ‘Bar Costa’
• Local English speaking guide + Palermo City & the Food Guide
• Local favorite street food: Cunzata, Sfincione, Caponata
• Sip on the best Sicilian wines and cocktails
• Sicilian Pizza demo with local pizzaiolo

• Gratuities
• Hotel pickup and drop-off

Arrive with an appetite and fall in love with Sicilian cuisine! Journey through the heart of Palermo, where each taste reveals a story of history. Explore La Kalsa, one of the city’s most ancient neighborhoods, and meet local artisans dedicated to preserving genuine Sicilian flavors.

Begin with two traditional Sicilian bruschette: ‘cunzata’ featuring anchovies, cheese, and tomato, and a classic with fresh tomato and basil. Savor the city’s renowned street foods like ‘panelle’, ‘sfincione’, and ‘crocchè’, accompanied by a refreshing Sicilian soda.

Curious about crafting authentic Sicilian pizza? Learn from a master pizzaiolo in a breathtaking 5th-century palace.

This experience is perfectly complemented by the finest Sicilian wines and cocktails, ensuring an unforgettable adventure!

No visit to Palermo is complete without stopping at ‘Bar Costa’ for a cannolo, considered one of the city’s finest. Additionally, enjoy a selection of exquisite Sicilian wines and cocktails.

• Please advise any specific dietary requirements at time of booking
• Guests with severe or life-threatening allergies can’t participate in this activity for their safety.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.