Street food with a view, at the Palermo museum!

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• Sicily
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Street food with a view, at the Palermo museum!

Enjoy the elegant atmosphere, relaxation and typical Sicilian flavours. Visit Palermo’s ancient noble palace and museum overlooking the cathedral. Stroll through its halls rich in history and art collections. Enjoy an exclusive food and wine experience based on Palermo’s street food.

What you’ll do

• Use priority entrance to visit the Palermo museum and art collections
• Savour a bowl of street food (panelle and crocchette) or a bowl of fritturine di paranza (squid, prawn and swordfish chunks)
• Taste 1 glass of wine, paired with the street food

Price per person: from € 15

What to expect

Choose a fascinating experience discovering Palermo’s art as well as food and wine in an ancient noble palace and museum, overlooking the city’s spectacular cathedral.

Gain priority access to the museum and visit the art objects collected by the family over the centuries, such as coins, stamps, weapons, maps, plans, views, seals, majolica, porcelain and much more. Enjoy a real journey through history, art and… Street food!

You can admire a unique view over the Norman Cathedral and then calmly enjoy your lunch break strolling around Palermo and savouring your coppo.

When booking, you can choose two options of Palermo street food:

Street food:

• Panelle and crocchette, 1 glass of wine

Coppo di fritturine di paranza:

• Squid, prawn and swordfish fritters, 1 glass of wine

Price per person: 

• € 15 – Coppo di cibo da strada: with panelle and Palermo crocchette
• € 20 – Coppo di fritturine di paranza: with squid, prawn and swordfish pieces

Italia Delight allows you to book tailor-made food and wine experiences and foodie holidays with top Italian Food Experts.

• Create your own customised tour with a museum experience and Palermo street food tasting.

The Food Expert:

An evocative location for dining in Palermo and discovering all the charm of an ancient noble palace, begun in the 17th-century and completed in the mid-18th century.

The building with its mortars, stuccoes, Venetian shutters, Baroque doors and frescoes is a veritable treasure chest of art, making its collections even more precious: paintings, 16th-century and 17th-century marital chests, Sicilian ceramics, Neapolitan and French porcelain, vases, fans, embroidery, firearms and white weapons, and copious cartographic and numismatic documentation.

Cancellation policy: all bookings for the experience of discovering street food and more in Palermo can be cancelled within 3 days from the start date of the experience. Read the Terms and Conditions.