Francesca L.
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People
Available Areas
Sicilia, Palermo (Living), Taormina, Catania, Agrigento
Languages
Italian (Native), English, French
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About Tour Guide Francesca L.
Hello everyone and a warm welcome to Sicily!
My name is Francesca, I would like to invite you to visit Palermo and Sicily with a native sicilian guide! I am a private Licensed guide and driver (with registered car) in Palermo and around Sicily since 1991 and a certified sommelier.
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Tours
Transfer from Palermo to Taormina, with tour of Cefalù
Palermo
6 hours 30 min
Private transfer to Taormina with stop in Cefalù and guided visit of this charming town with its Norman cathedral. Time for a light lunch. Then we will continue our drive toward Messina then onto Taormina.
FROM$800/ per group
Monreale and visit to a winery (from Palermo)
Palermo
5 hours 30 min
Explore the Norman cathedral of Monreale on the slopes of Sicily's Monte Caputo on a 5-hour tour from Palermo, and discover one of the finest examples of Norman architecture in the world. Then, visit a local winery in the fertile La Conca D'Oro-
FROM$600/ per group
The valley of temples in Agrigento
Palermo
8 hours
Transfer by car to the world famous "Valle dei Templi" (UNESCO World Cultural Heritage), we start at the Temple of Juno with its prominent sacrificial altar. We move on to the remains of the old town walls and, passing almond trees, to the almost perfectly preserved Concordia Temple. The Temple of Herakles offers great views over the African Sea. We reach finally the Temple of Jupiter. On our walk, we will admire also the local vegetation with the ancient olive trees.
FROM$650/ per group
Palermo highlights walking tour
Palermo
4 hours
Start with a visit of Palermo’s Cathedral. It is a harmonious blend of Gothic, Moorish and Norman architecture, which mirrors the city’s rich history. See the Martorana church; its resplendent mosaics combine Islamic motifs and Christian iconography. The Islamic-influenced dome of St. John of the Hermits, a 12th-century Norman church, is built on the grounds of a mosque. A tour of a market reveals fresh-picked produce and fish straight from the morning’s catch.
FROM$300/ per group