Make Palermo more than an arrival point
The Palermo Cathedral audio guide is a concrete Mappu stop you can open from the route. It helps explain the city’s layered architectural history while keeping that visit attached to the day you planned.
Sicily trip planning
Mappu helps turn Sicily from a scattered wish list into a route with clearer travel days, historic stops, and on-trip guide context.
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Choose one side of Sicily for a seven-day trip, or accept that a wider loop will include substantial driving. Mappu’s public route makes those transfers visible and connects the Palermo portion with real landmark audio-guide context.
Sicily trip planning
Palermo, the southeast, Mount Etna, and the far west do not form one casual city-break itinerary. A focused western route or an eastern route usually creates better days than crossing the island repeatedly.
Real product proof
Open a public itinerary or audio guide to inspect the actual route structure and guide experience before using the planner.
The Palermo Cathedral audio guide is a concrete Mappu stop you can open from the route. It helps explain the city’s layered architectural history while keeping that visit attached to the day you planned.
Road times, parking, ferry dependencies, summer heat, and long meals all affect the usable day. Put fewer bases on the map first; add optional stops only after the core route still has breathing room.
Seven days is enough for a focused route, but not for every corner of the island.
Yes. Map-aware planning helps spot days with too much driving or too many disconnected stops.
The Palermo Cathedral guide is one public example of the audio context Mappu can attach to a trip.
Make it your trip
Start with this itinerary, then choose what you want to keep or change.
Plan your trip, keep it on the map and explore supported places with live audio.