MSC Meraviglia Cruise Review: Palermo Street Food Tour
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We are in Palermo on
We are in Palermo on day two of our incredible MSC Meraviglia Mediterranean Cruise.
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Palermo is considered Sicily's cultural, economic, and tourism capital. It's known for its rich history, culture, art, and music. More importantly for our visit, Palermo is known for its food! Today we are going to dig into Palermo's street food with a foodie-style walking tour. We booked the Palermo street food walking tour with the super nice folks at Streaty. The tour is about 3 hours and explores the local markets of Capo and Vucciria and all kinds of cool things along the way. The first order of business is finding our way from the Meraviglia to the Teatro Massimo where we'll meet up with our guide, Angelo. It was about a 15-minute walk from the port, and we only had to ask for directions one time. Shortly after finding Angelo, he gave us our Streaty Palermo Food Passport, and we were off on our culinary adventure. We made our way through the streets of Palermo stopping at beautiful markets with amazing fruits and vegetables. Along the way, Angelo entertained us with interesting non-touristy details about the city's history, culture, food, and more. There were many food-filled stops on the tour, but a few of the notable food highlights include arancini, pane con la milza (pani cà meusa), and of course cannoli with ricotta cream. The tour finishes up at ends in piazza San Domenico with a stop for a sweet dessert. This was truly a beautiful day and a great excursion. We recommend this tour for adventurous eaters, foodies, or anyone that just wants to have fun and explore Palermo.
You can check out Streaty here: https://www.streaty.com.
There’s MUCH more to come on this journey as we continue our European cruise to Valetta (Malta), Barcelona (Spain), Marseille (France) and Genoa (Italy) so STAY TUNED!
DISCLOSURE: We were guests of MSC on this sailing, however, our opinions are our own, and we were not paid or compensated in any other way by MSC during this voyage.
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Palermo is considered Sicily's cultural, economic, and tourism capital. It's known for its rich history, culture, art, and music. More importantly for our visit, Palermo is known for its food! Today we are going to dig into Palermo's street food with a foodie-style walking tour. We booked the Palermo street food walking tour with the super nice folks at Streaty. The tour is about 3 hours and explores the local markets of Capo and Vucciria and all kinds of cool things along the way. The first order of business is finding our way from the Meraviglia to the Teatro Massimo where we'll meet up with our guide, Angelo. It was about a 15-minute walk from the port, and we only had to ask for directions one time. Shortly after finding Angelo, he gave us our Streaty Palermo Food Passport, and we were off on our culinary adventure. We made our way through the streets of Palermo stopping at beautiful markets with amazing fruits and vegetables. Along the way, Angelo entertained us with interesting non-touristy details about the city's history, culture, food, and more. There were many food-filled stops on the tour, but a few of the notable food highlights include arancini, pane con la milza (pani cà meusa), and of course cannoli with ricotta cream. The tour finishes up at ends in piazza San Domenico with a stop for a sweet dessert. This was truly a beautiful day and a great excursion. We recommend this tour for adventurous eaters, foodies, or anyone that just wants to have fun and explore Palermo.
You can check out Streaty here: https://www.streaty.com.
There’s MUCH more to come on this journey as we continue our European cruise to Valetta (Malta), Barcelona (Spain), Marseille (France) and Genoa (Italy) so STAY TUNED!
DISCLOSURE: We were guests of MSC on this sailing, however, our opinions are our own, and we were not paid or compensated in any other way by MSC during this voyage.
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