Palermo

Palermo, the capital of Sicily, is a vibrant city where history, culture, and Mediterranean energy converge. With roots stretching back over 2,700 years, Palermo reflects the influence of Greek, Roman, Arab, Norman, and Spanish civilizations in its architecture, markets, and cuisine. Visitors can explore stunning churches, grand palaces, bustling piazzas, and the famous street markets that bring the city to life, offering a unique blend of tradition and everyday Sicilian charm.

Palermo is also a culinary destination, celebrated for its fresh seafood, arancini, cannoli, and other iconic Sicilian dishes. The city’s rich cultural heritage, combined with its coastal setting and lively neighborhoods, makes Palermo both an exciting urban destination and a gateway to Sicily’s broader attractions, including Mount Etna, Monreale, and the beaches of the northern coast. Whether exploring history, savoring local flavors, or immersing yourself in Sicilian life, Palermo offers an unforgettable and authentic experience.