Palermo - Getting Around
Public Transport
Minibus services on the Linea Gialla and Linea Rossa (yellow and red line respectively) run from the train station and stop at the most frequented tourist destinations.
The metro goes round the historic centre from Central Station, running approximately every 30 minutes. Since stops are not conveniently located for tourists, it is not the best way to get around.
Taxis
Driving in the City
If your hotel doesn't have a car park, leave your car at one of the garages scattered around the city (there are several located by the main railway station and around the main piazzas). Never leave valuables in your car.
Car Hire
Bicycle Hire
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