Most reviewed places in Palermo, Italy

This lavish auditorium was built in 1897 & remains Italy's largest with a seated capacity of 1,387.

4 bell towers top this architecturally diverse church dating from the 1100s & housing royal tombs.

Baroque, octagonal public plaza featuring 4 fountains topped by ornate statues in niches.

Grand 9th century palace with a neo-classical facade, historic chapel & ornate royal apartments.

Popular mall with well-known international chain retailers, a supermarket & a movie theater.

👍👍 Great place for shopping and have every store imaginable!

Bustling street market offering a wide selection of local meats, seafood, produce & Sicilian bites.

Home to 8000 corpses dating from the 16th century to 1920, dressed & divided into categories.

Monumental theater with neoclassical architecture, home to the Orchestra Sinfonica Siciliana.

Picturesque waterfront promenade with a wide lawn, sculptures & colorful benches.

Ancient chapel in the Palazzo dei Normanni known for its elaborate Byzantine mosaics & paintings.

🫤 The best thing about the restaurant was the location. Located at the S. Francisco church piazza , I really wanted to like this restaurant. The location was beautiful ( a wedding took place before dinner) and the ambiance was perfect BUT.... the service was spotty and inconsistent at best. NOW...

👍👍 Very service minded, we ordered 4 different and they just sat all of them on the same plate - we looked confused and the waiter just went - look here and on the button of the wrap the type was with a sticker - so simple. Taste is very special - the normal and BBQ was my favourites

Sprawling botanical garden opened in 1795, with Mediterranean plants, a herbarium & statues.

Lively harbor port for ferries, private boats & cruise ships going to & from Sicily.

Standard mall offering an array of familiar stores, along with a supermarket & restaurants.

😠 First I would like to mention if I could give this place less ( -1 star ) I definitely would. My partner and I ordered pasta and vegetables, and 2 x seafood salad The octopus was like a Chewing Gum The pasta not fresh We return the plates full as we received them As taste wasn’t good The waitress s...

City garden designed in English style dating from 1851, with water features, sculpture & monuments.

Landmark 1500s fountain known for its ornate, tiered design & nude statues of mythological figures.

Iconic 17th-century church carved into a rocky mountainside & dedicated to a medieval saint.