Palermo
Palermo, the vibrant capital of Sicily, blends cultures, flavors, and history. Discover Arab-Norman architecture, the Palermo Cathedral, Palatine Chapel, and lively markets like Ballarò and Vucciria. Savor Sicilian street food, enjoy golden beaches, and experience the city’s rich Mediterranean charm.
Must-See Attractions
Palermo Cathedral
A masterpiece of Arab-Norman architecture, blending styles from centuries of Sicilian history. Houses royal tombs including Emperor Frederick II.
View on Google MapsPalazzo dei Normanni & Palatine Chapel
Former royal palace and seat of Sicilian kings, home to the dazzling Palatine Chapel with golden Byzantine mosaics.
View on Google MapsTeatro Massimo
Italy’s largest opera house, admired for its acoustics, grandeur, and role in 'The Godfather Part III'.
View on Google MapsPiazza Pretoria
A striking square with the monumental 16th-century Pretoria Fountain, surrounded by historic palaces.
View on Google MapsQuattro Canti
An elegant Baroque crossroads, famous for its four ornate symmetrical facades and vibrant city life.
View on Google MapsBallarò Market
Palermo’s oldest street market, full of fresh produce, Sicilian street food, and lively local culture.
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