• Piazza Pretoria - A stunning square in Palermo, featuring the enchanting “Fountain of Shame” crafted from white Carrara marble. It is home to Palazzo delle Aquile, the Town Hall, and the remarkable Baroque church of Santa Caterina d’Alessandria.
• Quattro Canti - The heart of the historic center, this magnificent seventeenth-century Baroque square is a must-see.
• Church and Monastery of Santa Caterina d’Alessandria - Explore the beautiful cloister and the monastic confectionery within the former Dominican monastery. Visitors can also tour the exquisite Baroque church with a ticket purchase.
• Santa Maria dell’Ammiraglio (La Martorana) - A rare blend of Norman and Baroque art, this is one of Palermo’s most stunning churches.
  (Note: Accessible only when open for visits! The site offers an alternative or additional route to the Church of Jesus.)
• Giudecca - Il Quartiere Ebraico - Discover a section of the Meschita neighborhood, once home to Palermo’s Jewish community until their expulsion in 1493.
• Chiesa Del Gesu - A breathtaking example of Palermo Baroque, this church captivates with its opulent marble decorations. An entrance fee is required.
• Via Vittorio Emanuele - The city’s oldest and most significant street, lined with noble palaces and Sicilian artisan shops.
• Cattedrale di Palermo - A tapestry of diverse styles and cultures, this is the city’s most important church, housing the tombs of Norman kings and the silver chapel of Santa Rosalia.
• Capo Street Market - A historic food market brimming with fruits, vegetables, fish, and spices, embodying the city’s spirit.
• Teatro Massimo - An opera theater, renowned as the most beautiful in Sicily, the largest in Italy, and the third largest in Europe. It is majestic and neoclassical in style.

• Certified guide
• Walking tour

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