Palermo Food Tour: 10+ Tastings of Arancini, Cannoli, Wine & More is a food tour in Palermo.
Editorially verified October 14, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Viator · 3 h
The Do Eat Better Experience food tour is a walking tour around the historical center of the city. The tourist is guided by a Foodie, a local buddy able to explain eve...
Viator · 3 h
My group walking tour is a mix of history, art, monuments, architecture and food tasting. In the first part of the Walking Tour we will visit the old town with its mon...
Musement
Enjoying Palermo's street food is a unique experience that will allow you to dive into the local culture and the city's adventurous history. The tradition of selling t...
Tip: Tastings include coffee, a glass of white wine and a shot of Zibibbo sweet wine.
A guided walk through Palermo's Old Town and the Capo street market with five tastings of street food, including arancine, panelle, crocché and a cannolo.
TipDietary restrictions can be accommodated and must be specified during checkout, and a minimum of 2 adults is required for each free child.
A guided walk through Palermo's historic centre past Teatro Massimo, the Cathedral and Quattro Canti, tasting street foods such as sfincione, panelle and arancine.
TipCapo Market is visited only on the morning tour, and the activity has 2 meeting points depending on the option you select.
A guided walk through Palermo's historic centre past Teatro Massimo and Quattro Canti, tasting panelle, arancine and the pani ca meusa spleen sandwich, then a Sicilian dessert.
TipTastings may change depending on seasonality and product availability, and the market is open only in the morning.
A three hour walk tasting street food in the old markets of Palermo, observing people, products, colors and characters from another time, with a visit to the Palermo Cathedral.
TipCruise passengers can be picked up at the port at 10:00 am; send a message to the tour guide first.
Taste 4 types of wine from non-commercial Sicilian wineries in a wine bar entirely hand-built by the owner, on one of the oldest streets leading to the Ballarò market.
TipTaste your wines on the small balcony overlooking a church from the 1700s.
Taste 5 hand-picked Sicilian wines in a cosy wine bar in central Palermo, each paired with a typical antipasto and commentary on the locally produced wine.
TipThe snacks that accompany the wines add up to a light meal, and the provider can modify the tasting if you have preferences.