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Via Ruggero Settimo is the main shopping street in Palermo. Here, you can find the most important international brands for clothes, shoes, jewelry, and more...

PIAZZA POLITEMA (PIAZZA CASTELNUOVO)Piazza Politeama is your first taste of Palermo's lively city center. With the impressive Teatro Politeama as its centerpiece, it's the perfect spot to start soaking in the city's unique vibe and explore all that Palermo has to offer.

Enjoy a stroll through the Capo Market, Palermo's historic local market, here you'll be surrounded by the rich flavors and aromas of typical Sicilian products.

PIAZZA BELLINI Piazza Bellini is an exquisite square in Palermo, distinguished by its trio of historically significant churches, each exemplifying a unique architectural style: the Byzantine splendor of Santa Maria dell’Ammiraglio, the Baroque refinement of San Cataldo, and the Norman magnificence of La Martorana. A short stroll to Via Discesa dei Giudici offers a chance to refresh and relax in the area’s distinguished pubs, providing a pleasant respite from the city’s rich historical tapestry.

Enjoy our typical street food in this area... or in the most touristic one "Via Maqueda"

Molo Trapezoidale is the vibrant new port area of Palermo, offering a dynamic blend of modernity and charm. Located along the waterfront, this area is bustling with a variety of restaurants and bars where visitors can enjoy delightful Mediterranean cuisine and refreshing drinks. The scenic views of the harbor add to the allure, making it an ideal spot for both locals and tourists to relax and soak in the lively atmosphere of Palermo’s waterfront.

TEATRO MASSIMO Teatro Massimo is Palermo's grand opera house, renowned for its stunning neoclassical architecture and superb acoustics. It’s a cultural gem where you can experience world-class performances in a truly majestic setting.

QUATTRO CANTI Piazza Quattro Canti stands as the heart of Palermo, a vibrant central point where the city's historic and cultural pulse converges. This grand square marks the intersection of Via Maqueda and Corso Vittorio Emanuele, the two most significant streets in Palermo, offering a dynamic blend of architectural splendor and bustling urban life.

The Cathedral of Palermo, a stunning example of Sicilian architecture, is situated along Corso Vittorio Emanuele. This historic cathedral blends Norman and Arabic elements, reflecting the rich cultural tapestry of Palermo. Its grand façade and intricate interior make it a must-visit landmark in the heart of the city.