Palermo Original Street Food & Market Tour – All-Inclusive
Explore the markets in Palermo's city centre with a local food expert. Learn about locals' daily life, and traditional recipes, and taste a range of favorite local foo...
CuisineMarket
Price€
Neighborhoodalbergheria
HoursDaily 07:00-20:00
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Tip: Best on Saturday morning when all stalls open. The stigghiolari fire braziers from dusk for night-market street food.
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Location
Address: Piazza Ballaro, 90134 Palermo
More markets in Palermo
Mercato della Vucciria ★ 4.5
Mercato della Vucciria on Piazza Caracciolo in Palermo is the city's oldest market (1,000-plus years), quiet by day, raucous at night when sfincione.
Tip: Best at night for the street food and bar scene. Morning fish market starts 05:00; sfincione vendors at the Piazza San Domenico end.
Mercato del Capo ★ 4.5
Mercato del Capo runs along Via Sant'Agostino, Via Carini and Via Beati Paoli in Palermo's Seralcadio quarter, the city's prime fish and cheese market.
Tip: Best on Saturday morning. The fish stalls peak 08:00-11:00; Le Angeliche bistro hides in the market at Vicolo Abbadia.
Mercato di Borgo Vecchio ★ 4.3
Mercato di Borgo Vecchio between Castelnuovo and the new harbour in Palermo is the city's newest historic market; the night-market grills fire from 20:00.
Tip: Day market is quieter; night market is the show. Cash only at the night braziers; peak hour 23:00-02:00.
Mercato Ittico di Palermo ★ 4.2
Palermo's working wholesale fish market on the Cala waterfront runs from before dawn Tuesday to Saturday, where restaurants and households source the daily.
Tip: Arrive 04:00-08:00 for the live trade. Polpo, gambero rosso and tuna are the headline catches; bring cash.
Mercato di Piazza Sant'Anna ★ 3.9
Piazza Sant'Anna in Palermo's Kalsa hosts a smaller daily market with a Sunday antiques rotation; fruit, vegetables and a handful of pastry counters serve.
Tip: Quieter than Ballaro or Capo. Good for morning espresso and sfogliatella shopping; closes by 13:30.