• Il Parco della Scienza - Located within the Foro Italico Umberto I in Palermo, Italy, Il Parco della Salute is a delightful blend of natural beauty and historical importance. Known for its lush greenery and peaceful ambiance, the park offers a serene retreat amidst the lively city.
• Chiesa Del Gesu - The Chiesa del Gesù di Casa Professa is a grand example of Sicilian Baroque architecture, situated in the center of Palermo.
• Palazzo Comitini - Built in 1766, this splendid palace exemplifies the architectural grandeur of the late Baroque period.
• Palazzo Asmundo - Museo - Designed by architect Nicolò Palma in the mid-1700s, this palace was created for the noble Asmundo family, who were influential in Palermo’s political and social spheres.
• No Mafia Memorial - Located in the heart of Palermo, the No Mafia Memorial is a powerful symbol of defiance and strength against organized crime.
• Giardino Garibaldi - Established in the late 19th century, this garden reflects Palermo’s dedication to integrating nature with history. Surrounded by some of the city’s oldest and most significant buildings, it offers a picturesque setting that highlights Palermo’s rich heritage.
• Oratorio di San Lorenzo - This ecclesiastical treasure is renowned for its exquisite stucco decorations, crafted by Giacomo Serpotta between 1699 and 1706.
• Chiesa di San Giuseppe dei Padri Teatini - Originally built in 1612, this stunning church was designed by Giacomo Besio, an architect whose work captures the magnificence of the era.
• Mercato Ballaro - Situated in the heart of Palermo, Ballarò Market is one of the city’s oldest markets, with roots tracing back to the Arab rule of Sicily. This lively market stretches from Piazza Casa Professa to the alleys around Via Ballarò.
• Palazzo Conte Federico - Located in the heart of Palermo, Palazzo Conte Federico is a monumental testament to the rich history and architecture of Sicily. This historic palace, dating back to the 12th century, has been home to the noble Conte Federico family for generations, a lineage that includes descendants of Holy Roman Emperors and Arabian kings.
• Via Vittorio Emanuele - Situated in the heart of Palermo, Via Vittorio Emanuele is one of the main thoroughfares of this historic city. This ancient street, often bustling with activity, extends from the majestic Palazzo dei Normanni at one end to the lively Corso Vittorio Emanuele at the other.
• Palazzo Belmonte Riso - Also known as the RISO - Regional Museum of Contemporary Art, Palazzo Riso is an architectural jewel located in the vibrant heart of Palermo, Italy.
• The Antonio Pasqualino International Puppet Museum - Situated in the heart of Palermo, Italy, the Antonio Pasqualino International Puppet Museum celebrates the rich cultural heritage of puppetry.
• Palermo Cathedral - A monumental testament to architectural evolution, Palermo Cathedral is a key historical and religious landmark in Sicily.
• Fontana della Vergogna (Fontana Pretoria) - Also known as the Fountain of Shame, Fontana Pretoria is a remarkable example of Renaissance sculpture located in the heart of Palermo, Italy.
• Norman Palace - Known as the Palazzo dei Normanni, the Norman Palace is one of the most magnificent examples of Norman architecture worldwide.
• Quattro Canti - Quattro Canti, or the Four Corners, located in the heart of Palermo at Piazza Vigliena, is a prime example of Baroque architecture from the Spanish rule era. Officially named Piazza Vigliena, it marks the intersection of two major streets, Via Maqueda and Corso Vittorio Emanuele.

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This tour will guide you through the highlights of Palermo and Sicily, offering a brief overview of each attraction. Over 300 points have been added to the Sicily map, including around 70 attractions in Palermo. Simply drive or walk through the streets, and as you reach a point of interest, the audio guide will provide an overview. With the self-guided audio tour in our app, you can start the tour at any time, begin from a convenient location, and set your own pace.

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• This self-guided tour does not include any museum tickets or entry fees.

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