Our sightseeing bus in Palermo is the best way to explore the Sicilian capital. The open-top vehicle takes you to all the essential landmarks around the historic city in comfort, and you can hop on and off whenever you want.
Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the activity starts. Any cancellations after this or no-shows on the day will not be refunded.
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Our sightseeing bus in Palermo is the best way to explore the Sicilian capital. The open-top vehicle takes you to all the essential landmarks around the historic city in comfort, and you can hop on and off whenever you want.
The Palermo sightseeing bus makes 14 stops at the principal tourist attractions around the famous capital city of Sicily. During the journey, you'll hear English-language commentary about the places we're passing on the route.
The bus route takes you to the essential sights around the city, such as the beautiful Palermo Cathedral, the elegant Massimo Theatre (the largest Opera House in Italy), and Zisa Castle.
You can also visit the Quattro Canti square, surrounded by four elegant Baroque palaces. You'll even see one of the most terrifying locations in Sicily, the Capuchin Catacombs of Palermo, where more than eight thousand embalmed and partially mummified bodies are laid to rest.
You can consult the route map and different stops by clicking on the following link:
With this pass, you'll be able to use lines A and B. Please be aware that stop 2 (Palazzo Steri) has been moved to the Foro Italico, found by the Porta Felice.
The ticket is valid for 24 consecutive hours from the moment it's used for the first time. During that time, you hop on and off the buses as many times as you want, which makes it easy for you to explore the city at your own pace.
The Palermo sightseeing buses leave from the first stop at the following times:
Please note that stop 4 on line B is currently not operational. In addition, due to road maintenance work, the Palazzo Steri stop, in Piazza Marina, is temporarily moved to the Foro Italico, upstream, immediately after Porta Felice.
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