Palermo Transportation

 3 Reviews  It is a convenient way to get to Palermo and bring your car along. There are two companies offering the connection services: Grandi Navi Veloci offers three connections: .From Genoa, daily, duration:... 

 2 Reviews  The Metropolitana runs from Stazione Centrale to Punta Raisi, stoppoing right at Falcone Borsellino Airport. It cost Eu4.50 one way, both station and airport are the end of the line. Note - although... 

 5 Reviews  The big plus by traveling with car is having the opportunity to stop anywhere on the road, see different places while traveling, thake as many fotos as possible. So if you come from Taormina zone -... 

 2 Reviews  If you don't rely on ur legs and feet there are other possibilities to travel around Palermo city center. Here are phaetons! 8) However we didn't have a phaeton going around but I reckon it's quite... 

 2 Reviews

 lforrro Says:  Since an year of two there’s a new way to see and visit Palermo. They are 3 sightseeing routes: 2 going in around in the old city center and the third from the... 

 vanhalld Says:  Bus Number 101 travels the main artery in Palermo and will take you from the train station to the main historical attractins and shopping. Via Roma is only one... 

 helenjones Says:  Palermo = chaos! The streets do calm down a bit after about 11pm but driving around Palermo is like playing a game of Russian roulette! Andy likened it to a... 

 mariocibelli Says:  The big double-decker bus that goes all over Plaermo, which can be very handy as the city is very spread out and you get a totally different perspective on the... 

 isolina_it Says:  By car: we suggest you two ways to reach Palermo. After having crossed the Straits of Messina, you can take the motorway A20, that connects Messina with... 

 CliffClaven Says:  The old gods of Sicily occasionally awake from their slumbers to hurl their spite at those who approach too close. In May 1972 an Alitalia DC-8 crashed into a... 

 princesss Says:  From other Italian cities: bus/train/plane. If you catch a train from the Italian mainland you might have to change train in Messina. Trains are cheap.... 

 oxford.uk Says:  For a map of the Palermo bus network, see http://www.mapsta.net/italy/palermo-bus-map/ . 

 seagoingJLW Says:  Here is a map of Palermo for orientation purposes.