Catacombe dei Cappuccini di Palermo

Cappello is Palermo’s buzzing pastry institution, famous for its decadent setteveli cakes and a trendy vibe that beckons sweet lovers daily.

Nestled in Palermo’s Kalsa district, this sprawling botanical garden boasts an impressive variety of global flora, tranquil ponds, and art exhibitions—perfect for a delightful escape from city life.

Experience inventive Sicilian cuisine with artful plating and great wine pairings in a sleek, minimalist space that's perfect for food lovers.

Palermo Cathedral is a stunning architectural mashup from the 1100s, showcasing a mix of Norman, Arab, and Gothic styles, topped with four elegant bell towers.

Nestled in a chic, high-tech 16th-century palazzo across from Palermo's stunning cathedral, this unique eatery marries chef Carmelo Trentacosti's Sicilian flair with a vintage Apple memorabilia showcase for a dining experience that's as memorable as it is delicious.

At Vinoveritas in Palermo, you can explore a world of exquisite wines and delightful Sicilian bites in a stylish, welcoming space perfect for any wine lover.

Nestled along Palermo's coast, Villa Igiea is a beautifully restored Art Nouveau gem offering luxurious rooms, exquisite dining, and a romantic terrace vibe.

Stay at Palazzo Lanza Tomasi, a charming seaside hideaway where historic elegance meets relaxed apartment living, all under the thoughtful care of its welcoming Duchess.

The Cappella Palatina, tucked inside the historic Palazzo dei Normanni, dazzles with its exquisite Byzantine mosaics, offering a stunning glimpse of Sicily's architectural splendor.

Tucked away in the Mercato del Capo, Le Angeliche exudes a cozy charm with its stylish outdoor garden, serving inventive Sicilian dishes crafted from fresh local ingredients.