Cheap flights comparison
Selected dates may not give results due to COVID-19. We suggest you change the dates.
Multi-city Round trip One way
Round trip
One way
Multi-city
From
No results match your search criteria
To
No results match your search criteria
{{ weekDay }}
Dates
{{ panel.label }}
Looking for a one-way flight?

Flexible dates can save you money

Explore nearby dates to find lower fares

{{ fromDate | dateToLongNamedDate }}
?
Flexible dates
Depart {{ flexibleFromDateLabel }}
{{ option.label }}
?
Return {{ flexibleToDateLabel }}
{{ option.label }}
Passengers / Class
Number of passengers
Adults
{{ adults }}
Children
{{ children }}
Infants
{{ infants }}
Class
Economy
Available for Economy only
New Multi-city experience

Discover a new Multi-city search experience from Jetcost, designed to handle more complex itineraries. By continuing, you’ll be taken to a dedicated page powered by Kiwi.com.

6 things to do in Palermo

Palermo is a city of ancient history that shows the signs of various cultural influences at every corner. Among churches, palaces and characteristic alleys, we discover 6 things to do in Palermo:
 

1- Visit the Cathedral and admire the view of the city

From the outside, the view is simply magnificent. From the unique architecture, the Cathedral is a true mix of different styles. Inside, you can visit the crypt and see the tombs of kings and queens, including that of King Roger II. Also not to be missed is the treasure of the cathedral, a collection of royal jewelry from the 12th century. Take advantage of the visit to climb the rooftops of the cathedral to admire a beautiful view of the entire city.
Palermo

2- Admire the Sicilian Regional Art Gallery

An interesting museum to visit in Palermo is the Regional Art Museum of Sicily. It is located in the Abatellis palace, a Catalan Gothic palace, former residence of Francesco Abatellis, port captain of the Kingdom of Sicily. The regional museum has an important collection of paintings, statues and frescoes.
 

3- Stroll around the Ballarò Market

Palermo
The Ballarò Market is one of the largest and most typical of the city. In this colorful market, you can find the best Sicilian products, fruits, vegetables, cheese and of course fish. And all this at unbeatable prices! In addition to food stalls, many other things are cheap.

4- Visit the Regional Archaeological Museum of Palermo

The Regional Archaeological Museum of Palermo is located near the Teatro Massimo, in an ancient palace. On 3 floors, it houses an impressive collection of Etruscan, Roman, Egyptian and Greek works, some of which come from the famous site of the temples of Selinunte. The works are well presented and the setting is particularly pleasant: beautiful courtyards with exotic trees and refreshing fountains. A perfect place for a quiet cultural visit!
 

5- Admire the Teatro Massimo

Palermo
The Teatro Massimo in Palermo, inaugurated in 1897, was the largest opera house in Italy and the third in Europe. It quickly became one of the most famous theaters in Italy, thanks to the quality of the works performed. Today the theater continues to host world-class operas. The complete visit allows access to the Opera Terrace for a 360 degree view of Palermo.
 

6- Relax at Foro Italico

The Foro Italico is a large public garden located by the sea. It is the ideal place to take a break from the hustle and bustle of downtown Palermo. There is also a walk by the sea and some trees to enjoy some shade. If you travel to Sicily with children, you can go and relax a little bit, there is a playground and a large lawn to play. Great place for a short break between a visit to the historical monuments of Palermo and the other.

Curious to discover these and other activities? Compare now the offers of flights to Palermo with our search engine!