Pasticceria Cappello

Palazzo Steri: a medieval palace turned university gem, where Barons' murals meet haunting Inquisition-era prison graffiti and vibrant art.

Palermo’s Teatro Massimo, Italy’s largest opera house, dazzles with grand architecture, perfect acoustics, rooftop views, and rich cultural vibes.

Casual spot across from the marina serving iconic Sicilian sandwiches piled high with rich fried offal and fresh local flavors.

Step inside Palermo’s Palazzo Mirto for a rare, intimate glimpse of Sicilian nobility’s lavish 18th-century lifestyle in a stunning historic palace.

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 family-run Palermo trattoria serves freshest Sicilian seafood classics like caponata and ink pasta in a cozy, authentic setting.

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.

This stunning former convent-turned-gallery showcases 19th and 20th-century European art alongside a cozy café and bookshop, making it a must-visit.

Nestled in a charming palazzo across from Piazza San Domenico, this stylish B&B offers uniquely decorated rooms, a cozy communal lounge, and a lovely terrace for relaxing after exploring vibrant Palermo.

L’Ottava Nota serves inventive Sicilian dishes and stellar wine pairings in a sleek, minimalist space just steps from Palermo’s historic heart.