Discover Palermo
Live the most authentic Sicily
FAMOSI is an association that turns every excursion into a true emotion. Off-the-beaten-path itineraries, local flavors, and unforgettable places: discover the Sicily that stays in your heart.
What to See in Palermo
Just a short walk from the most important Arab-Norman monuments, Serendipty welcomes you in the heart of authentic Palermo. Stroll among historic churches, local markets, artisan shops, and traditional restaurants — all without needing a car. From the Cathedral to the Norman Palace, every corner tells a story and can be reached on foot.
The location is perfect for those who want to experience the city like a true local, immersed in culture, folklore, and delicious food.
Where to go out at night
- Piazza Sant'Anna: one of the liveliest squares in the historic center, full of nightlife and atmosphere. (about 2.5 km)
- Via dei Chiavettieri: a lively pedestrian street, perfect for a drink among bars and nightlife. (about 2.4 km)
- I Candelai: a historic Palermo venue, known for live events and music. (about 2.2 km)
- Via Maqueda (pedestrian section): central area full of restaurants, bars, and evening life. (about 1.8 km)
- La Cala: picturesque marina, ideal for an aperitif at sunset. (about 3 km)
Monuments and Churches
- Palermo Cathedral: a majestic building combining Arab-Norman, Gothic, and Neoclassical styles. (about 1.2 km)
- Norman Palace and Palatine Chapel: seat of the Sicilian parliament and Arab-Norman masterpiece. (about 1 km)
- Church of San Giovanni degli Eremiti: famous for its red domes and garden. (about 1.1 km)
- La Cuba: fascinating Norman building surrounded by greenery. (about 1.2 km)
- Pretoria Fountain: known as the “Fountain of Shame” for its nude statues. (about 2.2 km)
- Quattro Canti (Piazza Vigliena): baroque crossroads connecting the city's main streets. (about 2 km)
- Church of San Cataldo and Martorana: two Arab-Norman gems with red domes and Byzantine mosaics. (about 2.3 km)
- Teatro Massimo: cultural symbol of the city, among the largest opera houses in Europe. (about 2.5 km)
- Piazza Politeama: elegant modern square with the famous Teatro Politeama. (about 3 km)
Historic Markets
- Capo Market: colorful and authentic, perfect for discovering local street food. (about 1.5 km)
- Ballarò Market: the liveliest in the city, full of flavors and folklore. (about 2 km)
- Vucciria Market: a must-see mix of street food and nightlife. (about 2.5 km)
- Piazza Marina Market: Sunday market perfect for vintage and artisanal items. (about 3 km)
Transport and Connections
- Palermo Central Station: the city's main railway hub, easily reachable. (about 2 km)
- Palazzo Reale-Orleans Station: great connection for the airport and regional trains. (about 1.2 km)