Flight to Palermo from €51 — Round Trip in November

Are you looking for a cheap flight to Palermo? Then we have a great deal for you: Frankfurt to Palermo and back for only 51 euros per person. The trip lasts 7 days and takes place in November 2026 – perfect for anyone wanting to escape the grey autumn.

🪪 Entry: For German citizens, a national ID card is sufficient (EU/Schengen).

Why Palermo now?

Palermo is one of the most diverse cities in the Mediterranean. The Sicilian capital delights with a mix of Arab, Norman, and Baroque architecture. The real highlights include Palermo Cathedral, the Norman Palace with the Palatine Chapel, and the Teatro Massimo. The Kalsa and Vucciria districts are also worth a visit – that’s where life pulsates. When it comes to food, you should definitely try street food like arancine, panelle, and sfincione. A stroll through the Ballarò market gives you an authentic insight into the everyday life of the Palermitans.

Flight to Palermo: Price and booking details

Our deal: You fly from Frankfurt to Palermo and back for only 51 euros per person. The price applies to round-trip flights – no round trip tricks. The travel dates are November 3, 2026 (outbound) and November 10, 2026 (return). That’s 7 days on site. The flight has a stopover – that’s completely normal at this price. When booking, pay attention to the baggage regulations if you want to take more than hand luggage. Such a cheap flight to Palermo is rare – secure the deal while it’s available.

Best travel time & practical tips

In November, Palermo is still pleasantly mild. Average temperatures are around 18 to 20 degrees during the day, cooling down to around 12 degrees at night. Rain is possible, but usually not the norm. So pack light jackets and an umbrella. Once there, the best way to get around is by bus or on foot – a rental car is more of a hindrance in the city. Money-saving tips: Use public transport, eat in simple trattorias away from the tourist paths, and visit free attractions like the Quattro Canti or the harbor. Many museums have free admission on the first Sunday of the month.

Palermo in 7 days

• Day 1: Arrival, check-in, and first walk through the old town with Quattro Canti.
• Day 2: Norman Palace, Palatine Chapel, and Palermo Cathedral.
• Day 3: Ballarò and Vucciria markets – street food tour and shopping.
• Day 4: Teatro Massimo and the Kalsa district with its gardens.
• Day 5: Day trip to Monreale with its famous cathedral.
• Day 6: Mondello beach – worth a visit even in November.
• Day 7: Last errands and return flight to Frankfurt.

If you’re looking for more cheap offers, check out our other flight deals. There you’ll regularly find new bargains. You can learn more about Palermo on the German Wikipedia page.