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Hotel Politeama is a historic four-star hotel in the heart of Palermo, a few steps from the historic centre and surrounded by streets of luxury shopping, business and nightlife. Its modern, renovated setting combines elegance and comfort with a welcoming family atmosphere, making it well suited to both leisure and business stays.
Palazzo Sovrana is a historic residence transformed into luxury serviced apartments, directly opposite Palermo’s Teatro Massimo. Its spacious, modern accommodation retains the character of the building, while helpful staff, concierge-style hospitality and views of the theatre combine apartment independence with contemporary comfort in the heart of the city.
Hotel NH Palermo is a four-star waterfront hotel in the Kalsa district, with lush gardens, an outdoor pool and views across the Gulf of Palermo or the city’s botanical gardens. Its quieter setting, within walking distance of Palermo’s historic centre and seafront, appeals to both leisure and business travellers.
The Palazzo dei Normanni, Palermo’s former royal residence and one of Sicily’s most important historic monuments, stands at the heart of the city beside the Palatine Chapel. Part of Palermo’s UNESCO-recognised Arab-Norman heritage, it encompasses royal apartments, gardens and Punic Walls, while the 12th-century chapel is celebrated for its Byzantine mosaics, Islamic-influenced wooden ceiling and iconic golden Christ Pantocrator.
The main street of Taormina is dedicated to Umberto I of Savoy, king of Italy from 1878 to 1900. The Corso Umberto I was part of the ancient Via Valeria which, crossing the city before falling down towards the sea, was connecting Messina to Catania. Bordered to the north by Porta Messina and to the south from Porta Catania, the Corso shows facilities and buildings belonging to styles from different eras, from the Arabic to the Norman, from the Gothic to the Baroque. With its charming Corso Umberto, the town transforms into an open-air shopping promenade, where luxury fashion houses, local artisans, and historic ateliers blend into the fabric of its architectural beauty.
The Valley of the Temples is an archaeological park encompassing the monumental heart of ancient Akragas, with a remarkable series of well-preserved Doric temples from the Hellenic period. A symbol of Agrigento and one of Sicily’s defining cultural landmarks, it has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1997 and, at 1,300 hectares, is the largest archaeological park in Europe and the Mediterranean.
SPACE CLUB is a large Palermo dance venue for conventional club nights, with multiple rooms including a stage and dark-room setup. Its programme centres on underground electronic music, international DJs and themed parties ranging from techno and hardgroove to Dembow and Afro vibes, often continuing late into the night.
Alpine Guides Italy is an outdoor adventure and mountain-guiding company based in Catania, Sicily. It organizes guided experiences across Sicily and other parts of Italy, with a focus on professionally led mountain, climbing, and nature activities supported by certified guides. We lead you where few ever go, offering authentic and extraordinary experiences.Exclusive tours on Mount Etna, bouldering, climbing, and ski touring across Italy. UIAGM certified guides: safety, skill, and passion.
Nestled in the countryside, among greenery and citrus trees, just a few hundred meters from the beaches of Lido di Noto, at the magnificent "Baglio Siciliamo" country house. The restaurant is located in Noto, inside an ancient Palmento (wine press) dating back to the late 18th century, in a typically Sicilian setting with unique colors and atmospheres.
A 3-star property situated in the heart of the city, a short walk from the Teatro Massimo, Palermo Cathedral, and Fontana Pretoria. Features 360-degree views of Palermo and the sea. A sophisticated setting where the city becomes the backdrop, amid historic rooftops, mountain silhouettes, and the unique light of the Mediterranean.