It is the oldest street of the city of Palermo. It was Phoenicians who traced the road that divided the city in two parts and connected the old port to the necropolis that was out Palermo.

The cathedral church of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Palermo, located in Palermo, Sicily, southern Italy. It is dedicated to the Assumption of the Virgin Mary.

You will savor the authentic flavors of traditional Italian cuisine, renowned for its rich variety and beloved by locals across the entire country. Each dish reflects the heart of Italian culinary traditions, offering a true taste of Italy's vibrant culture and heritage.

You will have the opportunity to visit and explore some of the most ancient places and landmarks in all of Europe, places rich in history and culture, dating back centuries or even millennia. These locations offer a unique glimpse into the continent's deep and fascinating past.

Vucciria market at the beginning was a butchers' area, where meat was cut and sold. In fact, the name Vucciria comes from the French word boucherie, that means butcher's shop. Then they also started to sell fish, fruit and vegetables.

Ballarò is one of the oldest street markets in Palermo, one of the most lively and surely picturesque of Sicily. Its name, Ballarò indeed, recalls its ancient arab origins, as it is Sicily’s outdoor market tradition, which explains their similarity to Arab suqs.

Enjoy a cup of locally brewed coffee, crafted from fresh, high-quality beans, which will not only revive your energy but also provide a rich, authentic taste of the region. The aromatic coffee will help you recharge and ensure you're fully prepared for the exciting adventures that lie ahead.