How much do city tours cost in Palermo?

City tours in Palermo are generally mid-range in price, offering great value for the experience. You'll find a variety of options to suit different budgets, all with the flexibility of free cancellation. The cost typically reflects the tour's length, inclusions like food tastings, and the expertise of the local guide.

Which city tours in Palermo have free cancellation?

All city tours in Palermo listed on our platform offer free cancellation, giving you total flexibility. Whether you book a street food walk or a historical tour, you can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. This makes it easy to plan your itinerary with confidence, even if your travel plans change.

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Half-Day Tours · Palermo

Half-Day City Tours in Palermo

Average rating4.8Median price$69

Palermo's layered history—from Phoenician roots to Arab-Norman splendor—unfolds best on foot, and a half-day is just enough to taste its vibrant street life. Join a small-group Palermo Street Food Tour: Small Group Culinary Walk with Local Foodies to weave through bustling markets, or dive into the city's complex identity with the Palermo: NO Mafia Walking Tour in the Historic Center, which reveals a side of Sicily rarely seen in guidebooks.

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Palermo Street Food Tour: Small Group Culinary Walk with Local Foodies

Rating 4.9, 1,332 reviewsCity tourDuration 3 h

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A half-day in Palermo lets you dive deep into the city's vibrant street life and layered history without feeling rushed. You can wander through historic markets like Ballarò or Vucciria, sample authentic Sicilian street food, and see iconic monuments—all in about three hours.