Catacombe dei Cappuccini is one of the most eerie & interesting places to visit in Palermo. The underground catacombs are located beneath an 18th-century monastery, showcasing over 8000 mummified bodies including locals and nobles.
If you are a fan of opera, Teatro Massimo is a must-visit. It's the oldest opera house in Italy and hosted the final scenes of The Godfather III movie. Enjoy the guided tour to get a glimpse of behind the scenes. If you're lucky, you might catch an open rehearsal.
Stroll through one of the most vibrant and crowded markets in Palermo- Capo. Enjoy the delicious street food for lunch, and possibly grab souvenirs for your loved ones. It's a chaotic yet fun place to visit!
Proud of its Arabic roots, Palazzo dei Normanni, also known as The Royal Palace of Palermo, is an impressive Palace with an elegant mix of Arab, Byzantine and Gothic styles. The Palace gardens are also worth exploring, where you can see age-old trees and traditional fountains.
The most significant church in Palermo, Cattedrale di Palermo, is an architectural wonder. You'll witness the blend of different architectural styles, including Gothic and Neoclassical styles. You can also visit the crypt below, where deceased bishops of the church and royal family members are buried.
End your day at Italy's Blue flag-winning beach. Relax on the white sand, enjoy a swim or stroll along the lively promenade whilst soaking up the sunset at Mondello.
Please wear comfortable walking shoes, protect yourself from the sun, stay hydrated and carry cash as market and street vendors usually do not accept cards. You can skip or add attractions based on your time and interest.