Palermo Highlights!!!

Palermo Highlights!!!

Visiting Palermo for the first time and don't know where to start? I got you covered!
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Galleria delle Vittorie
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Jazz and blues!
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Regional Archeological Museum Antonio Salinas
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Archaeological museum
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Ridding Market dell'Usato
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Flea market
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Church of Sant'Anna la Misericordia
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Church
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Riserva Naturale Orientata dello Zingaro
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Not to be missed if you love nature!
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Natural Spa of Segesta (Free)
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Grotta dell'Olio
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Refreshing for a swim!
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Avamposto di Barcarello
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Semaforo borbonico dell'Eremita
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You have to do a great climb with suitable shoes (trekking or at least sports shoes). 
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La Delizia Gelateria
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Great granita and brioche!
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Sicilian Ethnographic Museum Giuseppe Pitrè
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Palazzina Cinese
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One of the rare examples of this particular architectural style in Europe. Royal summer/hunting residence.
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L’albero dei 150 anni dell’Unità d’Italia (Ficus Macrophylla Subsp)
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The tree that commemorated the unification of Italy which began with Garibaldi's "thousand" expedition starting from Sicily (and then moving northwards conquering the various kingdoms).
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Genius of Palermo Statue
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The square from which many revolutions started, also the well-known European revolutionary movements of 1848, some waves that swept the whole of Europe started right here. The "Genius of Palermo" represented in this statue is the ancient meaningful esoteric symbol of the spirit of this city.
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Modern Art Gallery Sant'Anna
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A big Modern Art Gallery.
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LA CALA ( PORTO PALERMO )
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The ancient port from which Palermo (from the Greek "Pan Ormos" which means "All Port" officially) originated and around which it developed.
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Church of St. Mary of the Admiral
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Domed Norman-era church with ornate baroque remodelling known for its landmark Byzantine mosaics.
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Fontana Pretoria
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There are esoteric symbols and secret messages hidden in this magnificent work of art.
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Quattro Canti
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The real center of ancient Palermo.
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Church of San Giuseppe dei Padri Teatini
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There are lots of beautiful churches in Palermo and this is one of them.
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Qanat Gesuitico alto
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There is the secret underground Palermo and  one of the ways to access.
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Palermo Cathedral
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Nice rooftop views!
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Mamma sicilia
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Museo Palazzo Mirto Casa Museo
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Porta Felice
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Museo internazionale delle marionette Antonio Pasqualino
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Palazzo Chiaramonte Steri
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The graffiti wall is left by the prisoners in the cells is unique in the world, to be explored with an explanatory guide.
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Villa Giulia
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Palazzo Abatellis
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You should visit it inside to be able to admire the authentic masterpieces of the history of art.
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Santa Maria dello Spasimo
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Orto Botanico di Palermo
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The biggest botanic garden of Europe.
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Chiesa di Santa Caterina d'Alessandria
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Palazzo Valguarnera Gangi
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Chiesa del Gesù di Casa Professa
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Palazzo Riso
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A Museum of Contemporary Art.
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Royal Palace and Palatine Chapel
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Cappella Palatina is really fantastic! 👍😉
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Porta Nuova
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The gate to enter in the biggest historic center of Europe.
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Teatro Massimo
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Wonderful to enjoy an Opera. The greatest of Italy and the third of Europe. Also very beautiful just from outside.
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Cattedrale di Monreale
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Santuario di Santa Rosalia
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Tempio di Segesta
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Faraglioni di Scopello
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I am a travel blogger, yoga teacher, and writer. I am originally Turkish (born in Istanbul) and Canadian. I have been living nomadically for over 7 years, working and adventuring in different corners of the world. I love slow and off the beaten path travel and look for unique local experiences wherever I go. I encourage everyone (and especially younger women) to do the same through my writing. I have been to 50+ countries, I love nature as much as I love the city. Here on this platform I will share: - Guides and maps: Recommendations for restaurants, bars, art galleries/museums in cities I enjoyed visiting. - How-to guides for remote locations: off the beaten path treks, sail boat hitchhiking, adventure travel. - Custom travel services: If you have a location in mind and want to speak to a human being who has already been there and get real life advice instead of google-ing it, I am more than happy to share my knowledge and experience. l hope you find inspiration in my posts and please comment / share / tip if you enjoy them! <3
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