We love —
- Savouring authentic Sicilian cuisine on the panoramic rooftop restaurant, where sweeping city views elevate every beautifully presented dish.
- Discovering the timeless elegance of a historic Palermo palace, where original frescoes and refined interiors create an atmosphere of understated luxury.
- Wandering through Palermo's historic centre, reaching the Cathedral, Via Maqueda and vibrant piazzas alive with music, cafés and local traditions.
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Hotel Eurostars Palermo 4* —
Your room —
Enjoy a stay in a Superior Room.
Superior Room (24 m²)
Unwind in the elegant comfort of your Superior Room, where classic furnishings and a warm, welcoming atmosphere create the perfect retreat after a day exploring Palermo. Soft tones and timeless details encourage complete relaxation, while the spacious bathroom, featuring either a bath or shower, provides a soothing space to refresh before another evening discovering the city's vibrant streets.
Your dining choices
Just for you:
- 1 x complimentary aperitif: 2 cocktails and a charcuterie and cheese platter
This is a bed and breakfast stay.
The flavours of Palermo come to life at Ai Tetti, the hotel’s rooftop restaurant overlooking the city’s historic heart. Guests are invited to discover Sicilian cuisine through beautifully crafted dishes, where fresh local ingredients, traditional recipes and carefully chosen wines create a refined yet authentic dining experience. The terrace frames views of Teatro Massimo and Mount Pellegrino, adding a sense of occasion to every meal. Mornings begin with a generous breakfast selection in a timeless setting, while Tarallo Bar offers a relaxed pause with aromatic Italian coffee, pastries and signature cocktails. As evening arrives, the Roof Garden terrace becomes a welcoming retreat for cocktails, conversation and soft music above the streets of Palermo.
Your time
The hotel's fitness space provides a peaceful setting to stay active, whether beginning the morning with an invigorating session or unwinding after a day spent discovering Palermo's historic streets.
Step outside to experience Palermo at its most authentic. Browse bustling markets overflowing with local produce, admire the city's remarkable Arab-Norman landmarks and pause in lively piazzas where music and conversation drift through the warm air. A short journey leads to Mondello Beach, where soft sand and clear Mediterranean waters invite leisurely afternoons beneath the Sicilian sun.
Included excursions (Offer 2 only) —
Palermo street food tour
Discover the authentic flavours of Palermo through its vibrant street food culture. Savour local favourites such as the iconic arancina, a golden, crisp rice ball filled with rich ragù, ham or melting cheese, alongside pane e panelle, a traditional soft bread roll filled with crispy chickpea fritters. Your experience also includes a soft drink or half a litre of water.
Cookery class (for stays of 4 nights or more)
Discover the flavours of Palermo during an immersive four-hour cookery class, beginning with a guided visit to a bustling local market alongside the chef. Browse colourful stalls, learn about the market's traditions and handpick the fresh ingredients that will bring your dishes to life.
Optional excursions —
Urban Art in the heart of Palermo
Discover how street art is transforming Palermo's historic centre into an open-air gallery on this guided tour dedicated to urban art. This tour immerses you in a dynamic urban regeneration, where the city's walls become the canvases of international artists, offering a new perspective on local history and culture.
Helicopter flight over Mount Etna - 30 mins (1 to 5 people)
Fly over Mount Etna in a helicopter for 30 minutes and admire active craters, lava flows and exceptional panoramic views of Sicily, Taormina, Catania and the Aeolian Islands for an unforgettable experience.
Your journey to Italy —
Flights:
You will be able to choose your airline and flight times when you make your booking, in either Economy, Premium, or Business class, depending on the destination and carrier. This flight may include one or more stopovers. Please review your flight options carefully as departure and arrival airports may differ, in order to offer the best price.
Luggage information
Luggage, meals and other services on board may be subject to an additional fee on certain airlines. It is possible to view details of luggage allowances when you choose your flights at the next stage of the booking process. If luggage is not included with your flight, please go to the airline's website before your departure to purchase your luggage for an additional fee.
For domestic flights, airlines do not always offer the option of reserving luggage. In this case, you will need to pay for it at the airport counter.
You will receive all the information you need to check in for your flights after you have made your reservation.
Palermo —
Nestled on the sun-drenched northern coast of Sicily, Palermo is a vibrant capital where layers of history, culture, and Mediterranean life intertwine effortlessly. As the gateway to Sicily’s dazzling coastline and rich heritage, the city embodies the island’s unique blend of Arab-Norman, Baroque, and Italian influences, offering an atmospheric introduction to one of the Mediterranean’s most captivating destinations.
Must-sees / Must-do:
- Palermo Cathedral: A striking architectural tapestry reflecting centuries of Arab-Norman, Gothic, and Baroque styles.
- Palazzo dei Normanni & Cappella Palatina: A royal palace housing one of the most exquisite Byzantine mosaics in Europe.
- Quattro Canti: The elegant Baroque heart of the old town, marking the intersection of Palermo’s historic quarters.
- Teatro Massimo: Italy’s largest opera house, famed for its grandeur and perfect acoustics.
- Mercato di Ballarò: A bustling street market bursting with Sicilian produce, street food, and local colour.
Culinary culture:
Palermo is a paradise for food lovers, where Sicilian cuisine shines through bold, sun-kissed flavours. Expect iconic street food such as arancini, panelle, and sfincione, alongside fresh seafood, pasta alla Norma, and rich cannoli filled with sweet ricotta. Dining here is informal and lively, often enjoyed in vibrant markets or family-run trattorie that reflect the city’s warm hospitality.
Dive deeper:
Beyond its monuments, Palermo reveals a captivating contrast of grandeur and everyday life. Ornate palaces and ancient churches stand beside lively piazzas and chaotic markets, creating a city full of texture and energy. Just beyond the urban core, the sparkling Tyrrhenian Sea offers the perfect escape, with golden beaches and turquoise waters ideal for a leisurely day in the Sicilian sun.
Good to know:
Palermo is best explored on foot to absorb its layered historic centre fully. It serves as an ideal base for discovering western Sicily, including coastal towns and nearby beaches. Spring and autumn are particularly pleasant, while summer brings vibrant energy and long, sun-filled days perfect for seaside relaxation.
