This is the iconic opera house, built in 1897, has a mix of architectural styles, including Neoclassical and Greek elements, and it's the biggest lyric theater in Italy, third in Europe.

Watch, learn, and taste! Enjoy a live demo of Sicilian pizza-making and dig in, all inside a stunning historic palace. Pizza, drinks, and a slice of Sicilian tradition!

Enjoy a taste of Palermo’s best street food: panelle, sfincione, and caponata paired with a glass of wine, served inside a stunning 15th-century palace which used to be an old brothel.

Explore La Kalsa, Palermo’s historic Arab quarter, founded in the 10th century. Admire its Arab-Norman architecture and vibrant streets, once home to palaces, mosques, and administrative offices, now a lively cultural hub.

Try 3 mini arancine in the charming Kalsa area! Enjoy Palermo's iconic street food in a cozy spot with outdoor seating in one of the city's oldest lanes.

Just steps from Piazza Pretoria, this square is where Palermo’s rich history comes to life. Admire two UNESCO World Heritage churches side by side, showcasing the city’s Arab-Norman heritage.

The Quattro Canti, or "Four Corners," is a Baroque square located at the intersection of two main streets in the heart of Palermo, adorned with ornate Baroque facades, fountains and statues representing the four seasons.

Enjoy a small cannolo at Pasticceria Costa, a historic pastry shop in Palermo since 1960. Located in a charming 1800s boutique, Costa is renowned for its quality.