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Palermo to Agrigento from $9: 4 ways by bus, train, flight or car

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Palermo, Italy
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Agrigento, Italy

How to Get from Palermo to Agrigento: Cheapest, Fastest and Best Way

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$9 by busBest price
94.7 kmDistance
1h 57m Fastest

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Trenitalia
Train
Average Duration
1h  57m
Estimated price
$11-20
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Cuffaro
Bus
Average Duration
2h 
Estimated price
$9-11
Cheapest
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Distance: 94.7 km
Duration: 1h 57m

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various
Rideshare
Average Duration
2h  28m
Estimated price
$11-11
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various
Drive
Average Duration
2h  1m
Estimated price
$23-35

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Traveling From Palermo to Agrigento

The journey from Palermo to Agrigento presents a fascinating contrast, as bustling city life gives way to serene landscapes and ancient ruins.

Best Neighbourhoods in Agrigento

Agrigento features charming neighborhoods, each offering its own character and attractions.

Villaggio Mosè
• Close to the Valley of the Temples.
• Family-friendly atmosphere with local restaurants.
Centro Storico
• Historic architecture with vibrant streets.
• Home to lively markets and cafes.
San Leone
• Coastal area with beautiful beaches.
• Great nightlife and seafood dining options.

Best Times To Visit Agrigento's Attractions

Timing your visits to Agrigento's highlights can greatly enhance your experience.

Valley of the Temples
Visit early in the morning or late afternoon for fewer crowds and golden lighting.
Scala dei Turchi
Weekdays in spring or fall offer a quiet, scenic beach experience.
Agrigento’s Historic Center
Exploring in the early evening allows you to enjoy lively streets and local dining.

Agrigento Weather: What to Expect Year-Round

Agrigento enjoys a Mediterranean climate, characterized by hot, dry summers and mild, wet winters, making spring and early fall the best times to visit for pleasant temperatures and fewer tourists. Understanding the weather helps you pack appropriately and plan activities that enhance your travel experience.

Dining Recommendation in Agrigento

Indulge in the local specialty of couscous with fish at Trattoria dei Templi, where the flavors reflect the coastal influence distinct from Palermo's vibrant street food scene. The intimate atmosphere and emphasis on fresh, locally sourced ingredients create a dining experience that celebrates Agrigento's rich maritime heritage.

Palermo - Agrigento operators

Explore transport companies operating between Palermo and Agrigento, with prices starting at . These companies offer competitive pricing, flexible schedules, and comfortable travel experiences.

Train Show train routes
Contact phone
+39 06 68475475
Website
https://www.trenitalia.com/en.html

Train from Palermo Centrale to Agrigento Bassa

Average Duration
1h 57m
Estimated price
$11-20
Bus Show bus routes
Contact phone
091 616 15 10
Website
cuffaro.info

Bus from Palermo to Agrigento

Average Duration
2h
Estimated price
$9-11
Contact phone
0922 - 471886
Website
camilleriargentoelattuca.it

Bus from Palermo to Agrigento

Average Duration
2h
Estimated price
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Contact phone
+3 318 576 2228
Website
https://www.blablacar.com

Other from Palermo to Agrigento

Average Duration
2h 28m
Estimated price
$11-11

Palermo to Agrigento: Overview of Bus, Train, Flight, and Car Trips

Traveling between Palermo and Agrigento offers a variety of convenient options to suit your preferences, schedule, and budget. Whether you prioritize affordability, speed, or comfort, you’re sure to find the perfect way to travel without compromising on quality or convenience.

🌟 Embark on a picturesque journey from Palermo to Agrigento, a scenic drive covering 130.4 km in just over 2 hours. 🚗 Explore flexible pricing options ranging from €21 to €32 for the car ride between Palermo and Agrigento.
Average price
€21 - €32
Useful tips for car travellers
• Fuel up before departing Palermo; gas stations along the A19 highway typically charge around €1.70 per liter, so plan your fill-ups accordingly.
• Keep an eye out for ZTL (Zona Traffico Limitato) areas in Agrigento that restrict vehicle access—entering these zones can result in fines; parking rates around the Valley of the Temples can range from €5 to €15 per day.
• As you approach Agrigento, use a navigation app like Google Maps for real-time updates on traffic, and remember to be cautious on local roads which might have different speed limits, typically around 50 km/h in urban areas and 90 km/h on open roads.
🌅 Enjoy a comfortable ride through the picturesque Italian countryside, arriving in Agrigento in approximately 1 hour and 57 minutes. The train services, provided by Trenitalia, ensure a smooth and efficient travel experience. 💰 Tickets for the Palermo to Agrigento train range from €10 to €18, providing an affordable transportation option for exploring the historical and cultural treasures of Sicily.
Departure Point
Palermo Centrale station
Arrival Point
Agrigento Bassa station
Useful tips for train travellers
• Onboard services on the Trenitalia trains from Palermo to Agrigento include a catering cart that offers a selection of snacks, drinks, and sometimes coffee. For a more substantial meal, consider bringing your own food as the selections can be limited, especially on shorter routes.
• The train service typically provides Economy Class, First Class, and sometimes Business Class seating. Economy Class is the most affordable option and can be crowded, while First Class offers more space and comfort for a modest upgrade in price. Make sure to book your seats in advance to secure the best options, especially in peak travel season. You can check seating availability and make reservations through Trenitalia's website.
• There are two primary operators for the route: Trenitalia (trenitalia.com) and Italo Treno (italotreno.it). While Trenitalia is more commonly used for this specific route, it is always worthwhile to check both websites for schedules, prices, and potential deals.
• Upon arriving at Agrigento Centrale station, you’ll find that it’s relatively small and easy to navigate. Luggage storage is not available at this station, but there are restrooms available. Walking east from the station towards the city center will take approximately 20-30 minutes if you prefer to explore on foot, or you can hop on a bus.
• The fastest way to get from Agrigento Centrale to the city center is to take the local bus; Line 1 (or Line 2) will take you directly to the main square, making it both quick and convenient. Buses run frequently during the day, and tickets can be purchased at nearby kiosks or on the bus.
🌄 Enjoy a comfortable ride with Cuffaro buses, departing from Palermo station and arriving at Agrigento station in just around 2 hours, allowing you to take in the scenic views along the way. 💰 With tickets priced between €8 - €10, this affordable and efficient bus trip between Palermo and Agrigento is a convenient option for travelers looking to explore the remarkable sights of southern Italy.
Departure Point
Palermo station
Arrival Point
Agrigento station

Frequently asked questions

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The distance between Palermo and Agrigento is approximately 95.0 km. If you choose to drive, it typically takes around 2 hours to cover the distance of 130.0 km. Alternatively, taking a train from Palermo to Agrigento takes approximately 1 hour and 57 minutes. Another option is to take a bus, which takes around 2 hours to travel from Palermo to Agrigento.
The most cost-effective transportation option for traveling from Palermo to Agrigento is by bus, which costs around €8-€9 and takes approximately 2 hours. If time efficiency is a priority, the quickest way to reach Agrigento is by train, which takes 1 hour and 57 minutes and costs around €10-€18.
When traveling from Palermo to Agrigento, the prices for a train ticket range from €10 to €18. Conversely, the prices for a bus ticket from Agrigento to Palermo range from €8 to €9.
To travel from Palermo to Agrigento without using public transportation, you can consider using carpooling services such as BlaBlaCar. This allows you to share a ride with someone heading in the same direction. The driving distance between Palermo and Agrigento is approximately 130.4 km, and it takes approximately 2 hours and 1 minute by car. The prices for carpooling vary, but typically range from €21 to €32.
The best way to travel from Palermo to Agrigento without a car is by train. The train journey takes approximately 1 hour and 57 minutes, and tickets cost between €10 and €18. Another option is by bus, which takes about 2 hours, but the train is generally faster and more convenient.
Yes, there is a direct link between Palermo and Agrigento. You can take a train from Palermo Centrale to Agrigento Bassa, which usually runs every two hours and takes around 1 hour and 57 minutes. Alternatively, there are also direct bus services available, with buses departing from Palermo and arriving in Agrigento every three hours, and the journey typically takes around 2 hours.
There are plenty of accommodation options near Agrigento. With over 1050 hotels available, there is something to suit every budget and preference. Prices for hotels start at €28 per night, ensuring there are options available for those looking for budget-friendly stays.