La Vucciria

Historical landmark · Palermo

La Vucciria

Historical landmark · Palermo

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Piazza Caracciolo, 90133 Palermo PA, Italy

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Historic market with vibrant street food, music, and local vibe  

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Piazza Caracciolo, 90133 Palermo PA, Italy Get directions

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wheelchair accessible entrance

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Aug 10, 2025

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"One of the city’s historic markets offering a bustling atmosphere and plentiful street-food options and produce; it’s a good place to sample Palermo staples such as arancini, pane con panelle, and other savory bites sold by long-standing vendors." - Regan Stephens

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Richie Coutinho

Google
La Vucciria in Palermo is a vibrant mix of market chaos and street food magic. I walked in through what felt like a fish market, with the smell of fresh seafood grilling right in front of me. You choose your fish from the display — I went for octopus, swordfish, aubergine, and a burger — all perfectly cooked and full of flavor. The setting is raw and authentic, with great music and a buzzing local vibe. It’s not fancy, but that’s the charm. A must if you want to taste real Sicilian street food in a truly local atmosphere.

Marco Micieli

Google
Its the armpit and hidden gemstones of Palermo.. some spots are good to dodge and the rest are lined with absolute treasures. Street food scene amongst the top i've ever seen whereas Lima, Peru is the mecca of fine dinning..this is just rich in everything from wines, bites and beautiful people. More to see...

Stephen Ryan

Google
Amazing small marketplace square. You know you are in an historic and traditional setting. Lots of fun with the sights, sounds, smells and people. Very earthy, not from a Hollywood set. This is the real thing. I like this market because it feels more open and pleasant than the more crowded, narrow street markets, even getting some lovely midday sunshine. Lots of tables and chairs for eating your fabulous small (or large) plates of food. Yum!

Leon Rebrica

Google
Small food market with traditional Sicilian food that you must visit. All dishes are 5€. If you sit down at a table, you also pay "servizio". Of course, there is also a good selection of drinks like spritzes and spremute.

Sam Croly

Google
It's one of Palermo's main markets. I don't like it because those who cook on the street don't protect the food from anything, so flies and insects get in, not to mention people driving by on scooters. All that smog gets on the food, and all of that isn't very healthy. I avoid eating there. Because the food is contaminated by what I wrote above.

Goran Perger

Google
Great cute market with tasty food and good vibe :)

J C

Google
The Temple Bar of Palermo. A long time ago in a galaxy far away there was a market selling everything from tuna steaks to onions... But not today. Today it's just another tourist trap with questionable restaurants and a litter problem. Lap}⁰

Yannis Patsis

Google
Vibrant, vivid piazza with music, people dancing in the streets at evening. During day, street food. Kinda dirty, but beautiful to experience