Loredana's guide
gastronomic tips
I recommend some places nearby where you can enjoy a breakfast, a lunch, a dinner, an aperitif, an ice cream ...
Fresh fish trattoria, a must try. reservations are recommended.
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Aja Mola - Trattoria di Mare
39 Via dei CassariFresh fish trattoria, a must try. reservations are recommended.
excellent fish cuisine to be enjoyed by the sea or just for an aperitif. Spectacular panorama
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Molo Sant'Erasmo - Trattoria sul Mare
Caletta Sant'Erasmoexcellent fish cuisine to be enjoyed by the sea or just for an aperitif. Spectacular panorama
historic trattoria in Palermo with typical Sicilian dishes.
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Ferro di Cavallo
20 Via Veneziahistoric trattoria in Palermo with typical Sicilian dishes.
To enjoy an excellent Sicilian pizza in a magical place. I recommend the "Rianata" and the "Trimmutura". highly recommended.
Assud a Santamarina Pizzeria Siciliana
5 Via del CelsoTo enjoy an excellent Sicilian pizza in a magical place. I recommend the "Rianata" and the "Trimmutura". highly recommended.
very nice bistro on the ground floor of Palazzo Butera where you can also have breakfast with homemade cakes, brunches and lunches. Wednesday to Saturday also for dinner. moreover it is possible to buy typical products and excellent wines. Closed Mondays
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MadoniEAT
20 Via Buteravery nice bistro on the ground floor of Palazzo Butera where you can also have breakfast with homemade cakes, brunches and lunches. Wednesday to Saturday also for dinner. moreover it is possible to buy typical products and excellent wines. Closed Mondays
excellent Palermo street food, you can also sit outside and taste typical dishes
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'Nni Franco U'Vastiddaru
102 Via Vittorio Emanueleexcellent Palermo street food, you can also sit outside and taste typical dishes
Gelateria Al Cassaro
214 Via Vittorio Emanueleexcellent artisan ice creams, original flavors
delightful café offering homemade cakes, outside you can sit in a quaint alley. Monday closed.
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Cioccolateria Lorenzo
7 Via del Quattro Apriledelightful café offering homemade cakes, outside you can sit in a quaint alley. Monday closed.
CuFu
6 Via Bottaifor a rich aperitif at a great price. booking is preferable.
wonderful cocktails and cassettes with many delicacies
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Goccio - L'Arte del Miscelare
79 Via Alessandro Paternostrowonderful cocktails and cassettes with many delicacies
The best arancine of Palermo with various flavors. Now you can also enjoy them in a second location near the four canti, namely in via Maqueda 223
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Sfrigola palermo
11 Corso CalatafimiThe best arancine of Palermo with various flavors. Now you can also enjoy them in a second location near the four canti, namely in via Maqueda 223
panoramic terrace for dining with a view over the rooftops of the old town or even for a sunset aperitif. Spectacular views. Book online
https://sevenrestaurantpalermo.it/
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Seven Restaurant
n°111 Via Romapanoramic terrace for dining with a view over the rooftops of the old town or even for a sunset aperitif. Spectacular views. Book online
https://sevenrestaurantpalermo.it/
one of the best pizzas in Palermo. OPEN FROM
TUESDAY TO SUNDAY.
book on site
https://www.funnaco.it/
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Funnaco PizzaLab
19 Via Pantelleriaone of the best pizzas in Palermo. OPEN FROM
TUESDAY TO SUNDAY.
book on site
https://www.funnaco.it/
for an aperitif in contact with the sea, on a delightful sandy beach, where you can listen to live music even on some evenings
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Ναυτοσκόπιο
Piazza Capitaneria di Portofor an aperitif in contact with the sea, on a delightful sandy beach, where you can listen to live music even on some evenings
Excellent Bar, Pastry, Ice Cream, Bistrot, Aperitifs. You can find the savoury breakfast. A must try
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La Martorana
196 Via Vittorio EmanueleExcellent Bar, Pastry, Ice Cream, Bistrot, Aperitifs. You can find the savoury breakfast. A must try
It is located inside the convent of Santa Caterina (entrance next to the church of Santa Caterina on Piazza Bellini) you can taste typical cakes with the old recipes of the nuns inside the monastery in front of a spectacular cloister. I recommend that you go and have breakfast in this magical place.
At the cloister of St. Catherine's every Friday from 7 to 10 p.m. you can taste traditional monastic dishes!
The prioress's kitchen
A project to rediscover the ancient recipes of the monasteries.
For info and reservations: www.coopculture.it
0917489995 / 0912713837
https://www.isegretidelchiostro.com/menù
Until July 31 you can watch an immersive videomapping "Exstasis" inside the church.
https://www.exstasis.it/en/
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I Segreti del Chiostro
33 Piazza BelliniIt is located inside the convent of Santa Caterina (entrance next to the church of Santa Caterina on Piazza Bellini) you can taste typical cakes with the old recipes of the nuns inside the monastery in front of a spectacular cloister. I recommend that you go and have breakfast in this magical place.
At the cloister of St. Catherine's every Friday from 7 to 10 p.m. you can taste traditional monastic dishes!
The prioress's kitchen
A project to rediscover the ancient recipes of the monasteries.
For info and reservations: www.coopculture.it
0917489995 / 0912713837
https://www.isegretidelchiostro.com/menù
Until July 31 you can watch an immersive videomapping "Exstasis" inside the church.
https://www.exstasis.it/en/
La Cambusa
16 Piazza Marinatypical Sicilian cuisine
historic place in the center of Palermo where you can taste typical dishes of the Sicilian tradition and excellent street food.
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Antica Focacceria San Francesco
58 Via Alessandro Paternostrohistoric place in the center of Palermo where you can taste typical dishes of the Sicilian tradition and excellent street food.
Ferramenta
8 Piazza Giovanni Meliexcellent cellar, excellent cutting boards
ideal for aperitifs.
in Piazza Marina looking at the largest ficus in Europe you can enjoy an excellent pizza with Neapolitan dough, but also excellent cuisine.
Quid gusto siciliano
52 Piazza Marinain Piazza Marina looking at the largest ficus in Europe you can enjoy an excellent pizza with Neapolitan dough, but also excellent cuisine.
new place where you can taste excellent revisited Sicilian cuisine. but also for a coffee or an aperitif.
Ponticello Taverna Gastronomica
2 Vicolo Violanew place where you can taste excellent revisited Sicilian cuisine. but also for a coffee or an aperitif.
FUD
4 Piazza OlivellaGourmet sandwiches with 0 km ingredients. Excellent quality
excellent traditional cuisine at a good price. To admire their windows of the former Dante bookshop. Also for celiacs and vegans.
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Bisso Bistrot
172A Via Maquedaexcellent traditional cuisine at a good price. To admire their windows of the former Dante bookshop. Also for celiacs and vegans.
A very charming, vintage pub in the heart of the Arab quarter of Kalsa and on Via Alloro, a place of fascinating aristocratic buildings. Try the excellent cocktails. Closed Mondays
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Farmacia Alcolica
133 Via AlloroA very charming, vintage pub in the heart of the Arab quarter of Kalsa and on Via Alloro, a place of fascinating aristocratic buildings. Try the excellent cocktails. Closed Mondays
in the centre of town on Via Maqueda you can enjoy excellent aperifs, fish bowls, fish burgers and much more. recommended.
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Ciurma - Officina del Pesce
235 Via Maquedain the centre of town on Via Maqueda you can enjoy excellent aperifs, fish bowls, fish burgers and much more. recommended.
🌴 "Al Fresco" is located inside Casa San Francesco, a former 17th-century convent that now houses various social activities, including bistro. 🍪 It is run by the "Cotti in Fragranza" civil enterprise "born" inside Palermo's Malaspina juvenile prison, and in addition to the famous biscuits they produce many other delicacies, the result of training courses that aim at the stable employment inclusion of those who have decided to give themselves a second chance. In the garden you can relax over coffee, ice cream, an aperitif or dinner...
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Al Fresco giardino e bistrot
9 Via Matteo Sclafani🌴 "Al Fresco" is located inside Casa San Francesco, a former 17th-century convent that now houses various social activities, including bistro. 🍪 It is run by the "Cotti in Fragranza" civil enterprise "born" inside Palermo's Malaspina juvenile prison, and in addition to the famous biscuits they produce many other delicacies, the result of training courses that aim at the stable employment inclusion of those who have decided to give themselves a second chance. In the garden you can relax over coffee, ice cream, an aperitif or dinner...
one of the best arancine in Palermo, you can taste different flavours. From the traditional arancina with meat sauce to the delicious vegetarian one.super recommended. open from 10am to midnight
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Sfrigola Via Maqueda
223 Via Maquedaone of the best arancine in Palermo, you can taste different flavours. From the traditional arancina with meat sauce to the delicious vegetarian one.super recommended. open from 10am to midnight
Excellent cuisine, fine wines in a cosy location. Possibility of sitting in the lovely interior garden. Average prices. Worth a try.
Tannura Osteria
26 Via Gaet FilangeriExcellent cuisine, fine wines in a cosy location. Possibility of sitting in the lovely interior garden. Average prices. Worth a try.
Very attentive and friendly staff, very good food. Excellent quality raw materials both as a restaurant and as a pizzeria. It's worth making at least one dinner. In an alley opposite the Teatro Massimo.
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Ristorante Pizzeria Italia
54 Via OrologioVery attentive and friendly staff, very good food. Excellent quality raw materials both as a restaurant and as a pizzeria. It's worth making at least one dinner. In an alley opposite the Teatro Massimo.
Elegant, modern place in a historic building. The menu features top quality Sicilian products and a modern take on typical local recipes, enhanced by "sea/land" combinations. Excellent choice of national and foreign wines and cocktail bar. Very relaxing atmosphere. Recommended.
Canopia Palermo
198 Via Vittorio EmanueleElegant, modern place in a historic building. The menu features top quality Sicilian products and a modern take on typical local recipes, enhanced by "sea/land" combinations. Excellent choice of national and foreign wines and cocktail bar. Very relaxing atmosphere. Recommended.
The old "Maestro del brodo" restaurant has been revamped to create "Bartolo & Sons", a place where traditional Sicilian cuisine is skilfully mixed with new ingredients to create successful culinary experiments. Highly recommended. reservation preferred
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Il Maestro del Brodo
7 Via PannieriThe old "Maestro del brodo" restaurant has been revamped to create "Bartolo & Sons", a place where traditional Sicilian cuisine is skilfully mixed with new ingredients to create successful culinary experiments. Highly recommended. reservation preferred
Very atmospheric atmosphere, friendly staff. The cuisine uses raw materials from our territory. The same choice for the wine list. Good value for money. Recommended.
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Osteria Ballarò
25 Via CalascibettaVery atmospheric atmosphere, friendly staff. The cuisine uses raw materials from our territory. The same choice for the wine list. Good value for money. Recommended.
here you can enjoy good Palermo typical cuisine in a cosy atmosphere. I would recommend booking a few days before. Fair prices
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Osteria Nonna Dora
7 Piazza Colonnahere you can enjoy good Palermo typical cuisine in a cosy atmosphere. I would recommend booking a few days before. Fair prices
If you find yourself at the Ballarò market, stop off at this typical Palermo trattoria, which is very folkloristic and good. It serves hearty meat and fish dishes at low prices. Popular with locals and tourists. Usually crowded.
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Trattoria Bersagliere
38 Via S. Nicolò All'AlbergheriaIf you find yourself at the Ballarò market, stop off at this typical Palermo trattoria, which is very folkloristic and good. It serves hearty meat and fish dishes at low prices. Popular with locals and tourists. Usually crowded.
Quiet and refined location. Always fresh fish. The raw fish is also excellent.
Prices a little higher than average but the quality is excellent.
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Palazzo Sambuca
26 Via AlloroQuiet and refined location. Always fresh fish. The raw fish is also excellent.
Prices a little higher than average but the quality is excellent.
Beautiful seaside location for gourmet seafood sandwiches. You will also find salads and good wines. For in lunch, an appetizer, dessert. Highly recommended.
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Fud Bocs
999 Caletta Sant'ErasmoBeautiful seaside location for gourmet seafood sandwiches. You will also find salads and good wines. For in lunch, an appetizer, dessert. Highly recommended.
In a very special square, to relax and have a drink, dinner or lunch. Very relaxing and peaceful.
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Santamarina Bistrot
5 Piazza Pietro SpecialeIn a very special square, to relax and have a drink, dinner or lunch. Very relaxing and peaceful.
restaurant in a beautiful courtyard, in the middle of the Capo market. The cuisine is excellent: fresh products and typical Sicilian dishes with some reinterpretations. The 'Bacio' of Pantelleria must absolutely be tried as a dessert. highly recommended
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Le Angeliche comfort bistrò
10 Vicolo Abbadiarestaurant in a beautiful courtyard, in the middle of the Capo market. The cuisine is excellent: fresh products and typical Sicilian dishes with some reinterpretations. The 'Bacio' of Pantelleria must absolutely be tried as a dessert. highly recommended
restaurant overlooking the terraces on the walls of the Captivae on the Foro Italico promenade (captivae = captive, they were the widows who prisoners of mourning in the 1800s walked along this terrace away from the Foro Italico promenade who could only watch from above). You can simply have an aperitif or coffee, or try the restaurant.Very friendly service. The location offer a beautiful view.
Le cattive. Caffè vino cucina
1 Piazza Santo Spiritorestaurant overlooking the terraces on the walls of the Captivae on the Foro Italico promenade (captivae = captive, they were the widows who prisoners of mourning in the 1800s walked along this terrace away from the Foro Italico promenade who could only watch from above). You can simply have an aperitif or coffee, or try the restaurant.Very friendly service. The location offer a beautiful view.
There are 2 venues, in Piazza Marina and Largo Cavalieri di Malta.
Very nice venue, nicely and uniquely decorated with lots of references to Sicilian culture and traditions.
It has indoor and outdoor space, right on Piazza Marina.
The menu has typically Sicilian dishes, from pasta fritta with eggplant to pasta with sardines, and they are tasty and plentiful. As an appetizer, try the "Mangia e Bevi."
Prices are not too high
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Osteria Mangia e Bevi
18 L.go dei Cavalieri di MaltaThere are 2 venues, in Piazza Marina and Largo Cavalieri di Malta.
Very nice venue, nicely and uniquely decorated with lots of references to Sicilian culture and traditions.
It has indoor and outdoor space, right on Piazza Marina.
The menu has typically Sicilian dishes, from pasta fritta with eggplant to pasta with sardines, and they are tasty and plentiful. As an appetizer, try the "Mangia e Bevi."
Prices are not too high
Beautiful location in the stables of the ancient Pantelleria palace. Try their gourmet aperitif, which consists of 14 mainly fish-based fingers: from red prawns from Mazara to mini gourmet fish sandwiches to panisse in bbq sauce, cuttlefish balls with caramelised onions and other fingers depending on the products of the day. It costs 20 euro and includes 1 glass of wine. And it is by reservation only
Book your table
+393201495775
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Osteria Pantelleria
Largo dei Cavalieri di MaltaBeautiful location in the stables of the ancient Pantelleria palace. Try their gourmet aperitif, which consists of 14 mainly fish-based fingers: from red prawns from Mazara to mini gourmet fish sandwiches to panisse in bbq sauce, cuttlefish balls with caramelised onions and other fingers depending on the products of the day. It costs 20 euro and includes 1 glass of wine. And it is by reservation only
Book your table
+393201495775
Pleasant lounge bar restaurant, where you can have an aperitif or dinner, accompanied by background or live music.
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Cantavespri Vini e Vinili
10 Vicolo ValguarneraPleasant lounge bar restaurant, where you can have an aperitif or dinner, accompanied by background or live music.
To buy excellent handmade fresh pasta made with Sicilian wheat and seasonings
Pastificio Giglio Girolamo
62 Via CalaTo buy excellent handmade fresh pasta made with Sicilian wheat and seasonings
Historical Palermo street food. pani Ca meusa (spleen sandwich), bread and panelle, potato crocché.
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Pani câ Meusa – Porta Carbone
62 Via CalaHistorical Palermo street food. pani Ca meusa (spleen sandwich), bread and panelle, potato crocché.
near the cathedral, in a very atmospheric and relaxing place. Good food and good service. I recommend it. Both outdoor and indoor seating. if you can, it is best to book in advance.
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La Galleria
2 Salita Ramireznear the cathedral, in a very atmospheric and relaxing place. Good food and good service. I recommend it. Both outdoor and indoor seating. if you can, it is best to book in advance.
Under Porta Nuova you will find the best granita, typical of Messina. very creamy in different flavours and soft, orange-flavoured accompanying brioches. a must-try
Q-Tuppo
9 Corso CalatafimiUnder Porta Nuova you will find the best granita, typical of Messina. very creamy in different flavours and soft, orange-flavoured accompanying brioches. a must-try
Pasticceria Costa
174 Via MaquedaOne of the best pastry shops in Palermo. try the cannolo.
A restaurant where you can enjoy Sicilian, African and Middle Eastern cuisine. excellent service. You can also go there just for a cocktail.
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Moltivolti
21 Via Giuseppe Mario PugliaA restaurant where you can enjoy Sicilian, African and Middle Eastern cuisine. excellent service. You can also go there just for a cocktail.
Excellent restaurant especially for traditional dishes. excellent value for money. I absolutely recommend it.
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Trattoria Del Massimo
25 Piazza VerdiExcellent restaurant especially for traditional dishes. excellent value for money. I absolutely recommend it.
Elegant restaurant in the restored premises of Palazzo Butera. Also excellent for an aperitif. Wide choice of wines.
Le Cattive
1 Piazza Santo SpiritoElegant restaurant in the restored premises of Palazzo Butera. Also excellent for an aperitif. Wide choice of wines.
Creative cuisine combining tradition and innovation. Listed in the Michelin guide.
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Ristorante Ottava Nota
55 Via ButeraCreative cuisine combining tradition and innovation. Listed in the Michelin guide.
guide to the neighborhood
a brief description of the Kalsa district
The district, built during the Islamic domination, was the fortified citadel where the emir and his ministers lived and still retains its name (al halisah, the elect, the pure). Even today there is a particular oriental atmosphere accentuated by the presence of monuments in the Arab-Norman style. Central but popular district, it offers a glimpse of Palermo life. It is not uncommon in fact, passing in front of the church of S. Teresa. find men intent on cooking and selling babbaluci, small snails marinated with oil, parsley, garlic and pepper and served in "walking" bags. The heart of the neighborhood is around the Kalsa square, but the area extends up to Corso Vittorio Emanuele, including many of the most interesting monuments of the city.
The heart of the neighborhood
The entrance seems to consist of the Porta dei Greci, beyond which you enter the square overlooked by S. Teresa alla Kalsa, a monumental Baroque church built between 1686 and 1706 with a façade on two orders marked by Corinthian columns. by Paolo Amato. By the same architect is also S. Maria della Pietà (continuing in via Torremuzza) inside which there is a beautiful closing of the choir in the shape of a rising sun (part intended for the Dominican cloistered nuns, founders of the church).
Via Alloro - It was the main street of the district in the Middle Ages. Unfortunately today the elegant buildings that overlooked it have been destroyed or are very much ruined. Among the survivors there are Palazzo Abatellis and the beautiful Chiesa della Gancia, adjacent to the palace.
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Kalsa
The district, built during the Islamic domination, was the fortified citadel where the emir and his ministers lived and still retains its name (al halisah, the elect, the pure). Even today there is a particular oriental atmosphere accentuated by the presence of monuments in the Arab-Norman style. Central but popular district, it offers a glimpse of Palermo life. It is not uncommon in fact, passing in front of the church of S. Teresa. find men intent on cooking and selling babbaluci, small snails marinated with oil, parsley, garlic and pepper and served in "walking" bags. The heart of the neighborhood is around the Kalsa square, but the area extends up to Corso Vittorio Emanuele, including many of the most interesting monuments of the city.
The heart of the neighborhood
The entrance seems to consist of the Porta dei Greci, beyond which you enter the square overlooked by S. Teresa alla Kalsa, a monumental Baroque church built between 1686 and 1706 with a façade on two orders marked by Corinthian columns. by Paolo Amato. By the same architect is also S. Maria della Pietà (continuing in via Torremuzza) inside which there is a beautiful closing of the choir in the shape of a rising sun (part intended for the Dominican cloistered nuns, founders of the church).
Via Alloro - It was the main street of the district in the Middle Ages. Unfortunately today the elegant buildings that overlooked it have been destroyed or are very much ruined. Among the survivors there are Palazzo Abatellis and the beautiful Chiesa della Gancia, adjacent to the palace.
A shop that is almost also a monument, certainly a piece of Palermo's history and typicality. This is the realm of dried fruit and vegetables: a shop that smells of antiquity, with goods displayed and offered in huge baskets and jute sacks, sold by weight and with prices clearly displayed. Staff are knowledgeable and available for advice: at first you are struck by the variety of products and the rustic and simple typicality of the place; then you recover and realise that you cannot leave without having bought something, even if in reality you had only stopped here to browse
Fratelli Battaglia Salvatore E Giuseppe Snc
A shop that is almost also a monument, certainly a piece of Palermo's history and typicality. This is the realm of dried fruit and vegetables: a shop that smells of antiquity, with goods displayed and offered in huge baskets and jute sacks, sold by weight and with prices clearly displayed. Staff are knowledgeable and available for advice: at first you are struck by the variety of products and the rustic and simple typicality of the place; then you recover and realise that you cannot leave without having bought something, even if in reality you had only stopped here to browse
The charming coastal district of Mondello is renowned for its namesake beach, a long sandy shoreline with several spots to rent sunbeds and water sports equipment. This lively area is dominated by an Art Nouveau pavilion located at the end of a pier. Seasonal food kiosks and gourmet restaurants line the beach and streets of the former fishing village of Mondello Paese. The nearby Capo Gallo Reserve offers hiking trails and sweeping views of the sea. I recommend to enjoy excellent fresh fish dishes the "Trattoria da Piero" in Mondello Square 13. Better to book
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Mondello
The charming coastal district of Mondello is renowned for its namesake beach, a long sandy shoreline with several spots to rent sunbeds and water sports equipment. This lively area is dominated by an Art Nouveau pavilion located at the end of a pier. Seasonal food kiosks and gourmet restaurants line the beach and streets of the former fishing village of Mondello Paese. The nearby Capo Gallo Reserve offers hiking trails and sweeping views of the sea. I recommend to enjoy excellent fresh fish dishes the "Trattoria da Piero" in Mondello Square 13. Better to book
tourist visits
some main places to visit at Kalsa
to see the "Triumph of Death" fresco from 1300 which inspired Pablo Picasso for Guernica.
Works by Antonello da Messina
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Palazzo Abatellis
4 Via Alloroto see the "Triumph of Death" fresco from 1300 which inspired Pablo Picasso for Guernica.
Works by Antonello da Messina
to visit the prisons of the period of the Holy Inquisition with the graffiti of the prisoners. Inside the famous painting "La Vucciria" by the painter Renato Guttuso
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Palazzo Chiaramonte
60 Piazza Marinato visit the prisons of the period of the Holy Inquisition with the graffiti of the prisoners. Inside the famous painting "La Vucciria" by the painter Renato Guttuso
it is located inside the monumental complex of Sant'Anna, beautiful paintings by Sicilian authors. Indoor cafeteria
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Μουσείο Σύγχρονης Τέχνης Sant'Anna
21 Via Sant'Annait is located inside the monumental complex of Sant'Anna, beautiful paintings by Sicilian authors. Indoor cafeteria
Lo Spasimo is one of the most evocative and particular monuments of Palermo dating back to 1509. often you can attend the jazz concerts of the brass group
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Σάντα Μαρία Ντέλο Σπάσιμο
15 Via Dello SpasimoLo Spasimo is one of the most evocative and particular monuments of Palermo dating back to 1509. often you can attend the jazz concerts of the brass group
It has one of the richest archaeological collections in Italy and evidence of Sicilian history in all its phases, ranging from prehistory to the Middle Ages
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Περιφερειακό Αρχαιολογικό Μουσείο Αντόνιο Σαλίνας
Piazza OlivellaIt has one of the richest archaeological collections in Italy and evidence of Sicilian history in all its phases, ranging from prehistory to the Middle Ages
Palazzo Mirto was the Palermo home of the ancient and noble Filangeri family for four centuries. The first floor, or piano nobile, presents a sequence of sumptuously furnished rooms, one after the other, around a hanging courtyard with a splendid Baroque fountain and culminating in the Salone del Baldacchino and the Salone degli Arazzi.
The second floor, although containing rooms intended for social use, but for a smaller circle of friends, was reserved for the private life of the family.
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Μουσείο Παλάτσο Μίρτο Σπίτι Μουσείο
2 Via MerloPalazzo Mirto was the Palermo home of the ancient and noble Filangeri family for four centuries. The first floor, or piano nobile, presents a sequence of sumptuously furnished rooms, one after the other, around a hanging courtyard with a splendid Baroque fountain and culminating in the Salone del Baldacchino and the Salone degli Arazzi.
The second floor, although containing rooms intended for social use, but for a smaller circle of friends, was reserved for the private life of the family.
The Stanze al Genio Majolica Museum has an exhibition of almost 5000 examples of Italian majolica tiles from the 15th to the 19th century arranged in 8 rooms. The Museum is housed in a portion of the noble floor of the seventeenth-century Palazzo Torre Pirajno, in the municipality of Palermo in Via Giuseppe Garibaldi n. 11. The main floor has been recently restored and inside you can see eighteenth-century and nineteenth-century ceiling decorations and vintage lambries. The itinerary is divided into a house museum which is actually inhabited and is open to the public every day by reservation. Inside there are also minor collections of vintage stationery, contemporary ceramics and modern antiques.
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Rooms at the Museum of majolica Genius
11 Via Giuseppe GaribaldiThe Stanze al Genio Majolica Museum has an exhibition of almost 5000 examples of Italian majolica tiles from the 15th to the 19th century arranged in 8 rooms. The Museum is housed in a portion of the noble floor of the seventeenth-century Palazzo Torre Pirajno, in the municipality of Palermo in Via Giuseppe Garibaldi n. 11. The main floor has been recently restored and inside you can see eighteenth-century and nineteenth-century ceiling decorations and vintage lambries. The itinerary is divided into a house museum which is actually inhabited and is open to the public every day by reservation. Inside there are also minor collections of vintage stationery, contemporary ceramics and modern antiques.
numerous exhibition spaces, a bookshop, a library, a video library, a tape library and a hall capable of hosting a substantial theatre programme.
Today, the museum houses a collection of 3,500 pieces from all over the world.
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Διεθνές Μουσείο Κούκλας Antonio Pasqualino
5 P.za Antonio Pasqualinonumerous exhibition spaces, a bookshop, a library, a video library, a tape library and a hall capable of hosting a substantial theatre programme.
Today, the museum houses a collection of 3,500 pieces from all over the world.
Palazzo Butera is one of the most fascinating and historically rich mansions in all of Sicily, a veritable palace that stands in the heart of the ancient Kalsa district.
Of particular interest is its overlooking the Foro Italico, with the so-called Passeggiata delle Cattive, from which the entire Gulf of Palermo is dominated. The palace currently houses the collections of Francesca and Massimo Valsecchi and is open to the public. Reduced single ticket for Palazzo Butera and Teatro Massimo
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Palazzo Butera
2 Via DammuselliPalazzo Butera is one of the most fascinating and historically rich mansions in all of Sicily, a veritable palace that stands in the heart of the ancient Kalsa district.
Of particular interest is its overlooking the Foro Italico, with the so-called Passeggiata delle Cattive, from which the entire Gulf of Palermo is dominated. The palace currently houses the collections of Francesca and Massimo Valsecchi and is open to the public. Reduced single ticket for Palazzo Butera and Teatro Massimo
The garden was built between 1861 and 1864 by the architect Giovan Battista Filippo Basile in Piazza Marina in Palermo, in the historic Kalsa district and was named after the national hero Giuseppe Garibaldi precisely to celebrate the birth of the Italian nation, which recently took place. . Among the many exotic plants found inside, the majestic Ficus macrophylla is certainly the main attraction being considered the largest tree in Europe and one of the oldest in Italy, with a height of 30 meters, a circumference of the trunk that exceeds 21 meters and a crown with a diameter of 50 meters. An oasis of shade where you can relax and cool off on hot days
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Κήπος Γκαριμπάλντι
SNC Piazza MarinaThe garden was built between 1861 and 1864 by the architect Giovan Battista Filippo Basile in Piazza Marina in Palermo, in the historic Kalsa district and was named after the national hero Giuseppe Garibaldi precisely to celebrate the birth of the Italian nation, which recently took place. . Among the many exotic plants found inside, the majestic Ficus macrophylla is certainly the main attraction being considered the largest tree in Europe and one of the oldest in Italy, with a height of 30 meters, a circumference of the trunk that exceeds 21 meters and a crown with a diameter of 50 meters. An oasis of shade where you can relax and cool off on hot days
The Botanical Garden of Palermo is a museum and an educational and scientific institution, a fascinating and relaxing historical place. There is also a cafeteria where you can have a coffee or an aperitif in the countryside.
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Βοτανικός Κήπος Ορτο
2 Via LincolnThe Botanical Garden of Palermo is a museum and an educational and scientific institution, a fascinating and relaxing historical place. There is also a cafeteria where you can have a coffee or an aperitif in the countryside.
the Arab-Norman wall mosaics inside a church with posthumous Baroque devorations are noteworthy. Next door do not miss the small chapel of San Cataldo, an Arab-Norman jewel.
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Santa Maria dell'Ammiraglio (La Martorana)
3 Piazza Bellinithe Arab-Norman wall mosaics inside a church with posthumous Baroque devorations are noteworthy. Next door do not miss the small chapel of San Cataldo, an Arab-Norman jewel.
Free admission every day from 9.00 to 17.30, except Mondays. Inside you can admire some stuccos by the great Giacomo Serpotta, coming from the church of the Stigmata demolished to build the Massimo theater. Founded in 1542 at the behest of the Compagnia dei Bianchi, made up of ecclesiastics and gentlemen. It owes its nickname to the color of the tunics of its members, who comforted and morally supported those sentenced to death in the days preceding the execution, inviting them to confession and repentance.
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Oratorio dei Bianchi
Piazzetta dei BianchiFree admission every day from 9.00 to 17.30, except Mondays. Inside you can admire some stuccos by the great Giacomo Serpotta, coming from the church of the Stigmata demolished to build the Massimo theater. Founded in 1542 at the behest of the Compagnia dei Bianchi, made up of ecclesiastics and gentlemen. It owes its nickname to the color of the tunics of its members, who comforted and morally supported those sentenced to death in the days preceding the execution, inviting them to confession and repentance.
The church stands on the small square of Doganella, above a high flight of steps. Built in the early 16th century to a design by Matteo Carnelivari, the Church of Santa Maria della Catena is considered a superb example of Catalan Gothic style, with some Renaissance influences. The church owes its name to the long chain attached to its outer wall, which closed off access to the ancient port of Palermo. On the outside, the original ashlar cladding can still be seen, as well as the original windows with tracery in the side lunettes. The building is preceded by a portico with three lowered arches, under which are three portals, with bas-reliefs by ANTONELLO GAGINI. The interior has three naves, with three apses. The nave is characterised by its ribbed vaults, while the side naves have barrel vaults. There are numerous decorations, mainly from the 18th century: noteworthy are the frescoes by Olivio Sozzi and two sarcophagi, one ancient and one from the 16th century.
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Chiesa di Santa Maria della Catena
snc Piazzetta delle DoganeThe church stands on the small square of Doganella, above a high flight of steps. Built in the early 16th century to a design by Matteo Carnelivari, the Church of Santa Maria della Catena is considered a superb example of Catalan Gothic style, with some Renaissance influences. The church owes its name to the long chain attached to its outer wall, which closed off access to the ancient port of Palermo. On the outside, the original ashlar cladding can still be seen, as well as the original windows with tracery in the side lunettes. The building is preceded by a portico with three lowered arches, under which are three portals, with bas-reliefs by ANTONELLO GAGINI. The interior has three naves, with three apses. The nave is characterised by its ribbed vaults, while the side naves have barrel vaults. There are numerous decorations, mainly from the 18th century: noteworthy are the frescoes by Olivio Sozzi and two sarcophagi, one ancient and one from the 16th century.
Romanesque style, founded in the 12th century by Matteo d'Ajello, a notable in the service of the Norman kings. In 1197, Henry IV granted it to the order of the Teutonic Knights, to whom it remained for over three centuries. The salient façade is adorned with three orders of arcades that, on the first level, are enriched with decorative elements and frame the portals. The interior, with three naves, is simple and bare. The church also has a beautiful gem-columned cloister, unfortunately very damaged (it was bombed during World War II).
Via della Magione flanks one side of Palazzo Ajutamicristo, a large 15th-century building by Matteo Carnelivari
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La Magione
44 Via MagioneRomanesque style, founded in the 12th century by Matteo d'Ajello, a notable in the service of the Norman kings. In 1197, Henry IV granted it to the order of the Teutonic Knights, to whom it remained for over three centuries. The salient façade is adorned with three orders of arcades that, on the first level, are enriched with decorative elements and frame the portals. The interior, with three naves, is simple and bare. The church also has a beautiful gem-columned cloister, unfortunately very damaged (it was bombed during World War II).
Via della Magione flanks one side of Palazzo Ajutamicristo, a large 15th-century building by Matteo Carnelivari
Damaged several times, restored and remodelled, it owes its current appearance to the latest intervention aimed at restoring the original forms as far as possible. The simple façade features a rose window and a beautiful Gothic portal belonging to the original 13th-century building.
It houses eight statues by Giovanni Serpotta and the beautiful portal of the Mastrantonio Chapel by Francesco Laurana
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Basilica of St. Francis of Assisi
Piazza San FrancescoDamaged several times, restored and remodelled, it owes its current appearance to the latest intervention aimed at restoring the original forms as far as possible. The simple façade features a rose window and a beautiful Gothic portal belonging to the original 13th-century building.
It houses eight statues by Giovanni Serpotta and the beautiful portal of the Mastrantonio Chapel by Francesco Laurana
Goethe called Villa Giulia 'the most marvellous site in the world' and, during his stays in Palermo, loved to spend a lot of time there, immersed in reflection and reading Homer. It was the first public park in Italy. Inside there is a bar "Villa Giulia Coffee House" for a relaxing aperitif. Located in Via Lincoln
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Villa Giulia
Via LincolnGoethe called Villa Giulia 'the most marvellous site in the world' and, during his stays in Palermo, loved to spend a lot of time there, immersed in reflection and reading Homer. It was the first public park in Italy. Inside there is a bar "Villa Giulia Coffee House" for a relaxing aperitif. Located in Via Lincoln
Compagnia del SS. Rosario founded in 1568, to which prominent artisans and merchants such as Pietro Novelli and Giacomo Serpotta belonged. It is considered one of the city's richest and most elegant oratories for its marvellous stucco decoration by Giacomo Serpotta, and for the presence of valuable 17th-century paintings by Flemish artists, including Van Dyck, Italians, Sicilians and of the Caravaggio school
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Oratorio del Santissimo Rosario in San Domenico
2 Via BambinaiCompagnia del SS. Rosario founded in 1568, to which prominent artisans and merchants such as Pietro Novelli and Giacomo Serpotta belonged. It is considered one of the city's richest and most elegant oratories for its marvellous stucco decoration by Giacomo Serpotta, and for the presence of valuable 17th-century paintings by Flemish artists, including Van Dyck, Italians, Sicilians and of the Caravaggio school
It represents a terrace, built in the 19th century, between Porta Felice and Piazza Kalsa. The term 'naughty' derives from the Latin 'Captivae' or 'prisoners', used to identify widows (also in Sicilian, widow is said to be naughty), who were considered to be prisoners of the pain that mourning gave.
For this reason, the terrace was used for their walk, allowing them to keep a certain distance from the classic walk that took place along the neighbouring Foro Italico
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Muro delle Cattive
1 Piazza Santo SpiritoIt represents a terrace, built in the 19th century, between Porta Felice and Piazza Kalsa. The term 'naughty' derives from the Latin 'Captivae' or 'prisoners', used to identify widows (also in Sicilian, widow is said to be naughty), who were considered to be prisoners of the pain that mourning gave.
For this reason, the terrace was used for their walk, allowing them to keep a certain distance from the classic walk that took place along the neighbouring Foro Italico
The Church of Santa Maria della Pietà has stood since 1658 in the ancient Kalsa district. It was built by the nuns of the Monastery of the same name who entrusted the design of the entire complex to the architect Fra Giacomo Amato.
The construction, and especially the decoration, continued throughout the 18th century by talented artists and with the financial support of many noblewomen enclosed in the adjoining Monastery, which was cloistered at the time.
The Monastery of Pieta, so large that it housed at least 80 professed nuns and many other converse nuns, also included in its complex the Palazzo Abatellis that served as a parlor, now the seat of the Regional Gallery of Sicily.
The Church of Santa Maria della Pietà originated, therefore, as the great chapel of the monastery and has a single nave with high grilles on the walls, six side altars and a high choir, at the back of the façade, supported by Billiemi marble columns.
Upon entering the church today, one can admire the magnificent, huge metal choir screen depicting a rising sun.
Throughout the interior, but especially between the grilles, the great Serpotta decoration unfolds: all the Serpottas and their assistants worked in this church.
The presbytery, formerly square, was transformed by Gian Maria Serpotta, who added a shallow apse, and contains a valuable late Baroque altar and a beautifully crafted tabernacle made of semi-precious stones.
On the side walls, two large paintings by the knight Pietro dell'Aquila depict 'the return of the prodigal son' and 'the meeting between Abraham and Melchizedek in the promised land'.
Worthy of note, in the first chapel on the right, is the panel painting by Vincenzo da Pavia depicting the 'pietà' or the dead Christ in the arms of his mother torn by grief, framed by a precious Baroque frame. In the other chapels, four paintings by the Manno brothers and a crucifix rich in patos on a tortoiseshell cross with silver decorations can be admired.
The sub-chancel was embellished in 1722 with frescoes by the Flemish Guglielmo Borremans, who depicted scenes from the lives of Dominican saints.
The church ceiling is the work of the painter Antonio Grano, who painted it in 1708 and depicted 'The Apotheosis of St Dominic'.
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Santa Maria della Pietà
SNC Piazzetta della PietàThe Church of Santa Maria della Pietà has stood since 1658 in the ancient Kalsa district. It was built by the nuns of the Monastery of the same name who entrusted the design of the entire complex to the architect Fra Giacomo Amato.
The construction, and especially the decoration, continued throughout the 18th century by talented artists and with the financial support of many noblewomen enclosed in the adjoining Monastery, which was cloistered at the time.
The Monastery of Pieta, so large that it housed at least 80 professed nuns and many other converse nuns, also included in its complex the Palazzo Abatellis that served as a parlor, now the seat of the Regional Gallery of Sicily.
The Church of Santa Maria della Pietà originated, therefore, as the great chapel of the monastery and has a single nave with high grilles on the walls, six side altars and a high choir, at the back of the façade, supported by Billiemi marble columns.
Upon entering the church today, one can admire the magnificent, huge metal choir screen depicting a rising sun.
Throughout the interior, but especially between the grilles, the great Serpotta decoration unfolds: all the Serpottas and their assistants worked in this church.
The presbytery, formerly square, was transformed by Gian Maria Serpotta, who added a shallow apse, and contains a valuable late Baroque altar and a beautifully crafted tabernacle made of semi-precious stones.
On the side walls, two large paintings by the knight Pietro dell'Aquila depict 'the return of the prodigal son' and 'the meeting between Abraham and Melchizedek in the promised land'.
Worthy of note, in the first chapel on the right, is the panel painting by Vincenzo da Pavia depicting the 'pietà' or the dead Christ in the arms of his mother torn by grief, framed by a precious Baroque frame. In the other chapels, four paintings by the Manno brothers and a crucifix rich in patos on a tortoiseshell cross with silver decorations can be admired.
The sub-chancel was embellished in 1722 with frescoes by the Flemish Guglielmo Borremans, who depicted scenes from the lives of Dominican saints.
The church ceiling is the work of the painter Antonio Grano, who painted it in 1708 and depicted 'The Apotheosis of St Dominic'.
Culture
It is a small bookshop, but one that gives access to a small world, where everything has meaning. A magical place for those who appreciate reading.
La stanza di carta - libri&arte
1 Via Giuseppe D'AlessiIt is a small bookshop, but one that gives access to a small world, where everything has meaning. A magical place for those who appreciate reading.
bookshop specialising in nautical and marine publications. art exhibitions are often held inside.
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Libreria Del Mare
50 Via Calabookshop specialising in nautical and marine publications. art exhibitions are often held inside.
one of the best places to eat typical Palermo street food since 1943. Very cheap. preferred by locals. Also open on Sundays.
PortaCarbone
one of the best places to eat typical Palermo street food since 1943. Very cheap. preferred by locals. Also open on Sundays.
small restaurant in one of Palermo's old markets the 'Vucciria'. excellent typical Sicilian cuisine with very fresh ingredients. try the 'pasta with sardines'. Fair prices.
Il Vizietto
small restaurant in one of Palermo's old markets the 'Vucciria'. excellent typical Sicilian cuisine with very fresh ingredients. try the 'pasta with sardines'. Fair prices.
RELAX
The Wellness Centre is open every day from 3 p.m. to 9 p.m. Inside the Spa you can take the wellness path to relax with your friends or your partner, or you can take care of your body with massages and personalised beauty treatments.
https://hotelportafelice.it/wellness
Hotel Porta Felice
45 Via ButeraThe Wellness Centre is open every day from 3 p.m. to 9 p.m. Inside the Spa you can take the wellness path to relax with your friends or your partner, or you can take care of your body with massages and personalised beauty treatments.
https://hotelportafelice.it/wellness
In the historic district of La Loggia, next to the charming church of San Domenico and a short walk from the Vucciria market.
From the terraces, you can admire Castellamare, Piazza San Domenico, the Teatro Massimo, the harbour and, finally, the Mountains of Palermo, and taste local cuisine, for lunch, an aperitif, dinner or breakfast. On the fourth floor there is also a shop with a wide selection of typical Sicilian products and local handicrafts
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Rinascente Palermo
289 Via RomaIn the historic district of La Loggia, next to the charming church of San Domenico and a short walk from the Vucciria market.
From the terraces, you can admire Castellamare, Piazza San Domenico, the Teatro Massimo, the harbour and, finally, the Mountains of Palermo, and taste local cuisine, for lunch, an aperitif, dinner or breakfast. On the fourth floor there is also a shop with a wide selection of typical Sicilian products and local handicrafts
ancient Palermo ice cream shop on the waterfront of the foro italico. recommended the typical piece of ice cream flavoured 'sorsonera and cinnamon'. the scorsonera is jasmine.
Antica Gelateria Foro Italico
n. 6 Foro Italico Umberto Iancient Palermo ice cream shop on the waterfront of the foro italico. recommended the typical piece of ice cream flavoured 'sorsonera and cinnamon'. the scorsonera is jasmine.
a little treasure chest where you can find one of the best pastry shops in Palermo. Just outside the historical centre. to try, the cassata, the buccellato, the berry tart, the chocolate settestrati. Worth a visit.
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Pasticceria Cappello
68 Via Colonna Rottaa little treasure chest where you can find one of the best pastry shops in Palermo. Just outside the historical centre. to try, the cassata, the buccellato, the berry tart, the chocolate settestrati. Worth a visit.
A literary café tucked inside a very quiet courtyard. An oasis of relaxation and beauty
rueBallu 36 Bookshop & Café
A literary café tucked inside a very quiet courtyard. An oasis of relaxation and beauty
historic structure. The former Vittoria shopping arcade, opened in 1935 and closed until a few years ago. Today it houses one of Palermo's best cocktail bars, large and with many tables under the glass ceiling, and always lively. Even with live jazz. The set-up is vintage. On the menu you will find well-known drinks and original proposals
Mak Mixology
50 Via Barihistoric structure. The former Vittoria shopping arcade, opened in 1935 and closed until a few years ago. Today it houses one of Palermo's best cocktail bars, large and with many tables under the glass ceiling, and always lively. Even with live jazz. The set-up is vintage. On the menu you will find well-known drinks and original proposals
It is a large seaside park open to the city. Local attractions are a pond and Italy's largest musical fountain with a sound and light show every evening. there are restaurants and shops. scenic spot
Palermo Marina Yachting
It is a large seaside park open to the city. Local attractions are a pond and Italy's largest musical fountain with a sound and light show every evening. there are restaurants and shops. scenic spot
Informazioni sulla città/località
The municipality of Monreale is located less than ten kilometers from Palermo and rises in urban continuity with the Sicilian capital, although it is located in an elevated position with respect to the latter and the Conca d'Oro plain. The city of Monreale is world-famous, and in 2015 UNESCO also recognized its artistic and architectural importance: its famous cathedral is one of the places of historical and cultural interest of the site called "Arab-Norman Palermo and the Cathedrals of Cefalù and Monreale." Monreale is connected to Palermo by bus, the 389 from Piazza Indipendenza every 40 minutes from 5.25 am to 8.25 pm daily.
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Monreale
The municipality of Monreale is located less than ten kilometers from Palermo and rises in urban continuity with the Sicilian capital, although it is located in an elevated position with respect to the latter and the Conca d'Oro plain. The city of Monreale is world-famous, and in 2015 UNESCO also recognized its artistic and architectural importance: its famous cathedral is one of the places of historical and cultural interest of the site called "Arab-Norman Palermo and the Cathedrals of Cefalù and Monreale." Monreale is connected to Palermo by bus, the 389 from Piazza Indipendenza every 40 minutes from 5.25 am to 8.25 pm daily.
Mount Pellegrino, with its steep walls marked by caves and fractures thousands of years old, dominates the city of Palermo from a height of 609 metres and closes the Gulf of Palermo to the north and the Gulf of Mondello to the south.
At the end of the 18th century, the German writer Goethe called the mountain 'the most beautiful promontory in the world'.Rich in flora, including the characteristic dwarf palm of the coastal cliffs, and faura, the reserve is home to over 40 species of birds. Mammals in the park include the fox, weasel, Savi's vole, wild boar and wild rabbit. The presence of the bat is also reported in the caves.
A point of interest and worship for the people of Palermo is the Sanctuary of Santa Rosalia, which can be reached from the paths of the Reserve.
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Riserva Naturale Orientata Monte Pellegrino
Mount Pellegrino, with its steep walls marked by caves and fractures thousands of years old, dominates the city of Palermo from a height of 609 metres and closes the Gulf of Palermo to the north and the Gulf of Mondello to the south.
At the end of the 18th century, the German writer Goethe called the mountain 'the most beautiful promontory in the world'.Rich in flora, including the characteristic dwarf palm of the coastal cliffs, and faura, the reserve is home to over 40 species of birds. Mammals in the park include the fox, weasel, Savi's vole, wild boar and wild rabbit. The presence of the bat is also reported in the caves.
A point of interest and worship for the people of Palermo is the Sanctuary of Santa Rosalia, which can be reached from the paths of the Reserve.
Offerta gastronomica
Excellent meat and sandwich boards, excellent beers at very affordable prices. Highly recommended
Al covo storico
Excellent meat and sandwich boards, excellent beers at very affordable prices. Highly recommended
Historical restaurant since 1890 where you can sample local meat and fish cuisine. The wines are also excellent. Monday to Sunday 7.30 p.m. to 11 p.m. - CLOSED TUESDAYS. Booking is preferable.
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Casa del Brodo dal Dottore
175 Via Vittorio EmanueleHistorical restaurant since 1890 where you can sample local meat and fish cuisine. The wines are also excellent. Monday to Sunday 7.30 p.m. to 11 p.m. - CLOSED TUESDAYS. Booking is preferable.