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.
Tucked away in a narrow street of the old town between the cathedral and the sea. Cortile Pepe is a destination for many travelers seeking an elegant and intimate dining experience. The atmosphere, often described as warm and romantic, perfectly complements the refined culinary offerings.
Welcome to our first Exclusive Collection resort in Europe. Nestled atop picturesque sea cliffs, this luxury all-inclusive resort in Sicily enjoys breath-taking views overlooking Cefalù Bay. Step into a world of pure luxury, with activities and excursions specially designed to rejuvenate your spirit and dive into the Sicilian art de vivre. Between art and poetry, an ode to the insular nature of Sicily.
The Regional Museum of Palazzo d'Aumale was founded in April 2001 through an agreement between the Regional Department of Cultural Heritage and Activities and the Municipality of Terrasini, which granted Palazzo d'Aumale its use as the museum's home. The 19th-century building, located on the Terrasini seafront, was built by the Prince of Partanna and Duke of Floridia, Don Vincenzo Grifeo, and later acquired by the Duke of Aumale, son of Louis-Philippe, King of France, and Maria Amelia of Bourbon, to house the wine storage facilities the Duke produced on his Zucco farm, not far from Terrasini
The Antonio Salinas Regional Archaeological Museum is a true treasure trove for anyone interested in ancient history, located in the heart of Palermo on the picturesque island of Sicily, Italy. The museum boasts one of the richest and most significant archaeological collections in the country, vividly reflecting Sicily's centuries-old history through all its stages of development.
A turn-of-the-century palazzo at the perimeter of vivid Palermo, the foot of Mount Pellegrino and the Gulf of Palermo