Villa Igiea, a Rocco Forte Hotel

Step into the opulent Palazzo Gangi in Palermo, where 18th-century grandeur and a mesmerizing Hall of Mirrors evoke echoes of a cinematic past.

Santa Cita dazzles with Giacomo Serpotta’s intricate stucco sculptures and a serene white interior, a hidden baroque gem in Palermo’s heart.

Le Angeliche is a stylish, women-owned Sicilian bistro hidden in Mercato del Capo with fresh, creative pastas, seafood, and a charming secret garden patio.

Stay in spacious, airy apartments with vintage Sicilian charm and sea views in the historic Palazzo Lanza Tomasi, home of The Leopard’s author.

Nestled in the former stables of a medieval palace, Osteria Ballarò serves up creative Sicilian dishes in a cozy, atmospheric setting that’s perfect for a chic night out.

Pasticceria Cappello is a Palermo sweet haven known for rich setteveli cakes, crispy cannoli, and a tasty lineup of ricotta treats and artisan chocolates.

In a delightful family-run bake shop, you'll find an irresistible array of gourmet cakes, mouthwatering mousses, and traditional pastries like cannoli.

Chiluzzo, a beloved family-run street food spot since 1943, serves up Palermo's best panelle, arancine, and irresistible panini in a vibrant, local atmosphere.

Set in a 16th-century sculptor's atelier, Gagini serves bold, modern Sicilian tasting menus paired with curated local wines in a chic, cozy spot.

This luxurious 1874 hotel dazzles with Art Nouveau elegance and spacious rooms, all within a walk from Palermo's main attractions—perfect for a refined getaway.