Unlock the magic of Palermo

The Palermo Cathedral is located in the centre of the city and it has been standing since the 12th century. Its architecture consists of an impressive melange of different styles due to the different reconstruction and restoration waves. It was declared a UNESCO Heritage site included in the "Arab-Norman Palermo and the Cathedral Churches of Cefalù and Monreale".

Piazza Vigliena, commonly known as Quatro Canti, is a symmetrical square that marks the exact historical centre of Palermo.

The Fontana Pretoria (Praetorian Fountain) is the centrepiece of the eponymous square that dates all the way back to the 16th century. It was commonly known as the Fountain of Shame due to the naked statues that were featured in it.

This towering gate was once the main entrance portal to the city overland.

A Baroque masterpiece with ornate frescoes, a stunning dome, convent history, and a pastry shop offering traditional Sicilian sweets.

The Church of San Cataldo in Palermo features Norman architecture with Arab influences, showcasing three red domes and minimalistic interiors with stunning mosaics.