Palermo
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Palermo, the capital of Sicily, is a city that narrates millennia of history through its monuments and its streets steeped in different cultures. From the glories of the Arab-Norman age, witnessed by the Palatine Chapel and the Cathedral, to the lively alleys of the oldest neighborhoods, every corner reveals the meeting between East and West. Walking through the center, you are surrounded by a unique atmosphere that mixes popular traditions, Arab influences and typically Mediterranean charm.
Famous for its rich gastronomic offer, Palermo conquers palates with specialties such as arancine, panelle and sfincione, sold in the characteristic markets of Ballarò, Capo and Vucciria. The streets resonate with the calls of vendors, while the scents of spices and citrus fruits recall the city's multicultural heritage. The seafront and the historic port, the Cala, invite you to explore the clear sea that surrounds the city, offering an ideal starting point to reach the wonders of the northern coast of Sicily.
