Palermo & Mondello: Vintage Fiat 500 Sightseeing Tour

Our journey begins at the iconic Porta di Palermo, the historic gateway to the city, setting the perfect tone for our adventure. This grand entrance embodies the spirit of the city and welcomes you to a world of wonder.

Pay homage to the heroes of Palermo at the Murale Falcone e Borsellino, a striking mural honoring the two judges who bravely fought against the Mafia. This powerful tribute is a reminder of their enduring legacy.

Drive through Porta Felice, the historic city gate that opens onto the Foro Italico. This picturesque spot offers stunning views of the waterfront and the Tyrrhenian Sea.

A beautiful square surrounded by historic buildings and lush gardens. This tranquil oasis is home to one of the largest trees in Europe - The Strangler Tree, which is over a century old.

Immerse yourself in the lively atmosphere of Mercato Ballarò, where you can experience the vibrant energy of locals shopping for fresh produce, seafood, and traditional Sicilian delicacies. The sights, sounds, and smells here are a true feast for the senses.

Continue to the Chiesa del Gesù, one of the most important Baroque churches in Palermo. Its elaborate decorations and impressive frescoes will leave you in awe of its splendor.

Just around the corner, admire the Fontana Pretoria, also known as the Fountain of Shame. This magnificent 16th-century fountain, with its intricate sculptures, is a breathtaking centerpiece of the city.

Next, we arrive at Quattro Canti, the stunning Baroque square at the crossroads of the city’s historic quarters. Surrounded by ornate fountains and statues, this quintessentially Italian spot is a true testament to Palermo’s rich history and culture.

A short drive brings us to the Chiesa di Santa Caterina d’Alessandria. This beautiful church, with its stunning Baroque architecture and lavish interior, is a must-see attraction.

Marvel at the majestic Palermo Cathedral, an architectural masterpiece that showcases a mix of Arab, Norman, and Baroque influences. This iconic landmark is a testament to the city's diverse cultural heritage.

No tour would be complete without a visit to Teatro Massimo, Italy's largest opera house and a symbol of Palermo's cultural vitality. Its grandiose architecture and rich musical history make it a must-see attraction.

One of Sicily's most famous and picturesque stretches of beach - with its turquoise waters and soft, golden sand you can enjoy the beautiful views of Mount Pellegrino in the background and take in the lively atmosphere filled with locals and tourists alike.

Enjoy panoramic views of the bay and observe the vibrant marine life in the clear waters below. It's also a fantastic place to capture some stunning photographs of the coastline.

This lively square is surrounded by cafes, gelaterias, and boutiques, making it a great place to soak up the local atmosphere and enjoy a traditional Sicilian gelato or a refreshing granita.