PALERMO · MARKET TOURS
The stalls worth your morning.
The 5 palermo market tours worth your morning. The stalls, souks and market halls travellers single out, with prices, run times and who walks you through them.
Shop Mercato del Capo with a chef, cook Sicilian classics hands-on, and end with wine, cannoli, and recipes to take home in Palermo.
Most Popular“Super fun and relaxing day. We made delicious food, sipped wine and laughed a lot. The capo market was great to see as well. Highly recommend this class.”
Shop Palermo’s Capo market, cook Sicilian dishes in a home kitchen, learn limoncello, and take home your bottle.
“Patricia was fabulous. Fun grocery shopping in the market, and then returning to her lovely home in the old part of Palermo. The food was delicious, and learning how to make limoncello was so interesting. Wine was good and conversation was stimulating!! Don’t miss taking the tour with Patrica”
Shop Palermo’s Capo Market with your guide, then cook Sicilian classics at home and eat a 3-course lunch with local wine.
“This was a fantastic way to spend a day in Palermo. Alice and Francesco were above and beyond wonderful throughout the entire experience. The small group setting made the market tour easier to navigate. It was both fun and informative, Read more”
Private Palermo market tour and cooking class in Palazzo Asmundo with a hands-on 4-course Sicilian lunch, wine tasting, and limoncello.
“We recently had a private cooking class with Patrizia. She was warm and welcoming from our first meeting in the piazza. She first took us to some shops near her home to buy ingredients for our class. We then cooked with her in her cozy loft and made the most delicious dishes. Patrizia is very…”
Shop Palermo market ingredients with a Cesarina, cook at a home, and enjoy a four-course meal with wine, espresso, and gifts.
“Alice and Franchesco were fabulous host. The market visit was very informative. They invited us into their beautiful home and gave us a wonderful history and delicious taste of Sicilian cuisine.”
The stalls, souks and market halls of every city we cover.
