Palermo Cathedral, Sicily
Palermo Cathedral is one of the Arab-Norman cathedrals for which the region has received UNESCO recognition. It has a fabulous exterior that is well worth seeing
Palermo Cathedral is one of the Arab-Norman cathedrals for which the region has received UNESCO recognition. It has a fabulous exterior that is well worth seeing
DrFumblefinger visits the largest opera house in Italy, located in Sicily’s greatest city, Palermo.
DrFumblefinger came across a collection of traditional Sicilian carts while wandering the lanes of Palermo.
DrFumblefinger came across this religious procession while wandering the streets of Sicily’s largest city one February morning.
DrFumblefinger visits tine interesting New Gate in Palermo, Sicily.
DrFumblefinger turns a disappointment into an opportunity to make a pleasant discovery about a lovely home in Palermo.
An unusual Baroque intersection in Palermo, with the four corners occupied by near-twin buildings, each representing a different season.
Gumbo was visiting the lovely botanical garden in Palermo. Partially a recreational place and partially a university research site, it provides much needed green space. The garden is home to over 12,000 types of plants in just 30 acres and is a pleasant place to explore.
On a quiet street, musicians play in hopes of drawing a crowd and some cash.
Jonathan L gives us a list of his favorite places to grab a bite and lay his head in Sicily
Palermo Cathedral is one of the Arab-Norman cathedrals for which the region has received UNESCO recognition. It has a fabulous exterior that is well worth seeing
DrFumblefinger visits the largest opera house in Italy, located in Sicily’s greatest city, Palermo.
DrFumblefinger came across a collection of traditional Sicilian carts while wandering the lanes of Palermo.
DrFumblefinger came across this religious procession while wandering the streets of Sicily’s largest city one February morning.
DrFumblefinger turns a disappointment into an opportunity to make a pleasant discovery about a lovely home in Palermo.
An unusual Baroque intersection in Palermo, with the four corners occupied by near-twin buildings, each representing a different season.
Gumbo was visiting the lovely botanical garden in Palermo. Partially a recreational place and partially a university research site, it provides much needed green space. The garden is home to over 12,000 types of plants in just 30 acres and is a pleasant place to explore.
On a quiet street, musicians play in hopes of drawing a crowd and some cash.
Jonathan L gives us a list of his favorite places to grab a bite and lay his head in Sicily