I’m an Aussie who stayed the whole month of Oct 23 at Mondello…the 806 is €1.50 and takes 15 minutes to Piazza Crispi in centrale Palermo..fantastico 🥳😘🥰
I've been fortunate enough to have visited Italy 4 times. However, I've never been south of Rome. That is the focus of my next trip, and I'm looking forward to a visit to Sicily. Thank you for adding to my trip-planning collection.
Southern Italy is the oldest part of Italy, it was Magna Graecia, so it existed before Rome. When you think of Italian stereotypes (gesturing, pizza, the sea, passion etc.. but also negative things like the mafia) you are talking about the south. So yes, you have not visited Italy without having seen the south.
Going there next month. The most interesting segment to me was the climb up Monte Pellegrino but that segment was so short. Did you really climb this? and do you recommend it?
Not far from Palermo's historic center are Le Catacombe dei Cappuccinni. If you go to a Catholic Ash Wednesday service, you will be reminded that we come from ashes and we will return to them. Well, at Le Catacombe dei Cappuccinni, the Cappuccins have taken it further. These are essentially catacombs populated with hundreds of skeletons of friars and others, some from at least as long ago as the 13th century, to remind us to get right with God and each other before our earthly demise.
Here after reading the ''Report on the quality of life in European cities, 2023''. Palermo in every worst ranking according its inhabitants 😂😂😂 Example : People satisfied with cleanliness in the city : worst city Palermo (IT) 6 % 😂
We went to Sicily and we loved Catania, Syracuse, Taormina, Agrigento but not Palermo. It has some nice markets, palaces and museums but its overrun with tourists and rip off hotels and restaurants. Avoid.
Lots of tourist trap out there but it’s an essential part 😅 🇮🇹
We completely agree!
I’m an Aussie who stayed the whole month of Oct 23 at Mondello…the 806 is €1.50 and takes 15 minutes to Piazza Crispi in centrale Palermo..fantastico 🥳😘🥰
Yesss 💪🏼 Always trust an Aussie for anything involving a beach. Thank you
Hi! Do you remember when is the last bus back from Mondello to Palermo?
what a place Palermo is, Italy is so rich of everything
In many ways. Thanks for the comment
Great video. Palermo is one of my favorite cities in the world. I highly recommend doing a tour if you go. There is so much to see and do (and eat).
Yes. Glad you love it too. Happy Travels
This is awesome! I need to add Palermo to my destination list
It's so good! Check out our tours too
Palermo is such a special place with THE BEST food
Yes so good. Learned all about it during our food tour
I've been fortunate enough to have visited Italy 4 times. However, I've never been south of Rome. That is the focus of my next trip, and I'm looking forward to a visit to Sicily. Thank you for adding to my trip-planning collection.
If you love italy, you will become infatuated with Sicily.
Even Puglia! 😉
Southern Italy is the oldest part of Italy, it was Magna Graecia, so it existed before Rome. When you think of Italian stereotypes (gesturing, pizza, the sea, passion etc.. but also negative things like the mafia) you are talking about the south. So yes, you have not visited Italy without having seen the south.
great video Angel! Palermo is great and should be visited by more people.
We completely agree! Happy Travels
Palermo looks like a really friendly, happy place! I need to go there 😍😍
It's definitely full of energy
amazing! i love your graphics.. the views will be in millions by next year. i love all your content
Thanks so much for subscribing. Happy travels to you.
Nice work the Tour Guy.
Glad you enjoyed it Happy Travels
Some lovely points of interest.
Have you visited these places?
@@TheTourGuyVids no but hope to one day. I'm learning Italian too.
@@GreatCityAttractions that’s great 👍🏼
Isn't the stiggiole surprisingly good?
Can't wait to go again this summer. Does Tour Guy offer many tours there?
So good 👍🏼 Yes lots of cool tours: thetourguy.com/tours/sicily
Any tours offered for Sunday…day?
@@annettegoodman8364 check the website for availability
Going there next month. The most interesting segment to me was the climb up Monte Pellegrino but that segment was so short. Did you really climb this? and do you recommend it?
Yea 👍🏼
Angel rocks 🤘
Thank you 🙏🏼
I know that guy!!! 🎉
Why yes you do!
Not far from Palermo's historic center are Le Catacombe dei Cappuccinni. If you go to a Catholic Ash Wednesday service, you will be reminded that we come from ashes and we will return to them. Well, at Le Catacombe dei Cappuccinni, the Cappuccins have taken it further. These are essentially catacombs populated with hundreds of skeletons of friars and others, some from at least as long ago as the 13th century, to remind us to get right with God and each other before our earthly demise.
Love the catacombs. I wish we could film there. Thanks for the comment.
Marco is handsome
Thanks 😊
สวัสดีค่ะ. วีดีโอดีมากค่ะ. ขอบคุณมากค่ะ
Thank you 🙏🏼
What kind of beer is that green bottle?
Forst. Una birra economica fatta nel nord dell'Italia. In Sicilia si beve "Birra dello Stretto. "
Grazie
Imagine being able to try so much good food, and it being your job.. Crying on the inside of jealousy 😋
Every job has its perks
Where’s Romesh?!
😂🤣😂 I see what you did there
@@TheTourGuyVids 😂I surely can’t be the first?!
No it happens frequently now. At first I didn't even know who Rob was.
The first and only one thing to do is discover Palermo with us! ❤
So much rich history there. Love the melting pot that it is.
We ❤️ Palermo.
What happened to the hike 😂
13:17
FORZA PALERMO💗🖤
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1:35, 'Sicily is 10 square miles' !!??
10,000 square miles is more like it.
I was looking for this comment
6:02 sad to see he out the food that he already took a bite back on the tray!!!!
Don’t worry. That was my tray. Pieces for me and the guide
Sicily is almost 10000 sq miles. Not 10 sq miles as the narrator says.
Ooops. Guess he left off some zeros 😂🤣
So pink.
What does that mean?
arancino isn't a tater tot
True! One's a fancy Italian snack and the other is a beloved American classic. But the closest thing we have in the US is a Tater Tot.
A lot of interesting monuments and palaces in a quite dirty city. Eastern Sicilia seems much cleaner
I think dirty is in the eye of the beholder. I’m sure many people around the world would not consider it dirty
Here after reading the ''Report on the quality of life in European cities, 2023''.
Palermo in every worst ranking according its inhabitants 😂😂😂 Example : People satisfied with cleanliness in the city : worst city Palermo (IT) 6 % 😂
My friends who live and work there live the city more than we do.
We went to Sicily and we loved Catania, Syracuse, Taormina, Agrigento but not Palermo. It has some nice markets, palaces and museums but its overrun with tourists and rip off hotels and restaurants. Avoid.
Palermo isn’t for everyone but I seen a center of our videos, You can have fun there if you plan well.
Palermo is a junk village, if I could, I get away.
It’s too bad You feel that way. We definitely don’t agree.
Incidentally, Sicily is not 10 square miles but 10,000 square miles.