Palermo: what to see
Palermo, the capital of Sicily, is a crossroads of cultures where Arab, Norman and Baroque influences blend together. Its historic markets, stunning churches and vibrant city life make it one of the most fascinating cities in the Mediterranean.
- Oratory of the Rosary in Santa Cita
- Massimo Theatre
- Palatine Chapel
- Palatine Chapel and Royal Palace
- Politeama Garibaldi Theatre
- Castle of La Zisa
- Oratory of San Lorenzo
- Church of San Cataldo
- Normanni Palace
- Antonio Salinas Regional Archaeological Museum
- Church of San Giovanni degli Eremiti
- Church of La Martorana
- Cathedral of Palermo
- Sicily Regional Gallery - Palazzo Abatellis
- Church of the Gesù (Casa Professa)
- Palazzo Mirto
- Antonio Pasqualino International Puppet Museum
- Maredolce Castle
- Admiral's Bridge
- Santa Maria dello Spasimo
- Vucciria Market
- Sanctuary of Santa Rosalia
- Botanical Garden of Palermo
- Catacombs of the Cappuccini
- Mount Pellegrino
- Monte Pellegrino Nature Reserve
- Giulia Villa
- Palazzina Cinese
- Ballarò Market
- Pretoria Fountain
- Chiaramonte Steri Palace
- Quattro Canti
- Capo Market
- Mondello Beach
- Capo Gallo Nature Reserve