
Wandering in Palermo
Sicily’s biggest city is a panorama of grandeur, small moments and vibrant color

Sicily’s biggest city is a panorama of grandeur, small moments and vibrant color

Now reduced to use as a parking lot, the Arena Trianon was once a lively entertainment center.

In Palermo, Saint Rosalia is honored each year with a huge triumphal carriage in memory of being saved from Plague

The magnificent chapel is a blend of Palermo’s Norman, Byzantine and Islamic heritages

The Trianon outdoor theater, once one of many in Palermo, is now a parking lot

The most inventive of all the street carts selling fresh juice and granitas

In Palermo, the Bangladesh Barber Shop shares a corner with the comically-named tavern

Impressive steps leading up to a government building in Palermo

One of three built in the 1890s, this kiosk mixes Islamic and coloian styles with maybe a bit of cuckoo clock

Together with Porta Nuova further inland, they mark the limits of the medieval city

Sicily’s biggest city is a panorama of grandeur, small moments and vibrant color

Now reduced to use as a parking lot, the Arena Trianon was once a lively entertainment center.

In Palermo, Saint Rosalia is honored each year with a huge triumphal carriage in memory of being saved from Plague

The magnificent chapel is a blend of Palermo’s Norman, Byzantine and Islamic heritages

The Trianon outdoor theater, once one of many in Palermo, is now a parking lot

The most inventive of all the street carts selling fresh juice and granitas

In Palermo, the Bangladesh Barber Shop shares a corner with the comically-named tavern


One of three built in the 1890s, this kiosk mixes Islamic and coloian styles with maybe a bit of cuckoo

Together with Porta Nuova further inland, they mark the limits of the medieval city