Top Palermo Art Tours

During the 17th and 18th centuries, when Sicily was part of the Spanish Empire, master sculptors such as Giacomo Serpotta developed a unique style of baroque. This private walking tour lets you discover Palermo’s finest baroque masterpieces, from Four Corners (Quattro Canti) piazza to the Church and Monastery of Santa Caterina d’Alessandria, the Oratorio di Santa Cita, and the Oratorio del Santissimo Rosario in San Domenico. Entrance fees own expense.

If you are wondering what to see in Monreale and Cefalù, let us guide you to discover the two most important cathedrals of the UNESCO Arab-Norman itinerary in Palermo. Punctuality, efficiency, elegance, experience and professionalism. Available to meet any customer need. Assistance throughout the tour. "Happiness is a JOURNEY, not a destination ... !!!"

Palermo has been a crossroads of cultures and traditions since ancient times and with this tour you will learn about its fascinating history and culture through the most famous monuments, churches and neighborhoods. Palermo’s streets are filled with bustling outdoor markets overflowing with olives and colorful citrus fruits, while artistic delights and historic gems abound at every corner and include Norman palaces, Baroque churches and exquisite chapels. Your guide will show you delightful squares and picturesque streets while explaining the city’s fascinating history and the many cultures that called Palermo their home throughout the centuries. The tour will also lead you inside the Norman Palace to visit the 12th-century Palatine Chapel, where every surface is covered in stunning mosaics depicting tales of the Old and New Testaments, and ceilings with spectacular wooden panels carved and painted by Arab craftsmen.

This full-day tour will start in Palermo, where you will learn about the city’s fascinating history and the many cultures that called it their home throughout the centuries. You’ll pass through streets filled with bustling outdoor markets and see artistic delights and historic gems at every corner, including Norman palaces, Baroque churches and exquisite buildings, like the 12th-century Palatine Chapel featuring stunning mosaics and ceilings covered in spectacular wooden panels carved and painted by Arab craftsmen. Then your driver will take you to the hilltop village of Monreale to visit the stunning cathedral built by the Normans in the 12th century. Inside, walls and columns shimmer with stunning mosaics, covering a surface of over 6,000 square meters. You will have also some free time to stroll around the center of Monreale before the drive back to Palermo.