Nice market, if yo know itallian you can easily engage in conversation with the endors, very frienldy. Just keep an eye on the bags as after all this is Palermo. If you go by car it's very difficult to park as there are no parking spaces available More

Not much to see and having to walk through a rough neighborhood to get there would make this a "never again" on my list of places in Sicily. More

This is definitely a local spot with great people watching as well as great prices on very fresh produce. More

I would recommend you have lunch at a small restaurant at the edge of the market called Salumeria. The owner is Carlo and no english spoken but of 13 days meals in Sicily on this my 3rd trip to country, this ranks among top 2-3!! Great food, great price and Carlos is a real entertainer who is cleralyproud of his... More

Brilliant market - fresh fruit, veg, fish, nuts. As well as other bits and bobs. A must see More

Wandering around looking at the high quality food on offer is a joy and listening to the housewives demanding certain cuts of the tuna etc an education. Try sampling from any of the little eateries here, excellent value and quality More

Great European market that stimulates the senses, with noise and vibrancy. More

Typical steet market, lots of stalls selling fruit, vegetables, fish, meat, habidashery and bits & pieces. Sanitation zero. Defintely send all northern european health inspectors for a visit to educate them on how not to go over the top. More

Take a step (well maybe a leap) back in time and visit the Ballaro market. Its an amazing place. Vegatables, Fish, Raw meat, Flowers, Clothing, Housewares, Souviners, a million people and a billion flies side by side. An explosion of Sights, sounds & Smells. If we could get our Food health & hygiene Inspector to visit the Ballaro market she... More