The Gorgeous Architecture

In actuality, Palermo can be a very lovely city to explore, especially in and around its historic district. Palermo is a city with a variety of architectural styles. The incredible Quattro Canti crossing, which unites the city's four historic districts, a Gothic cathedral with Mauritanian embellishments, and a number of churches and chapels whose exteriors and interiors will astound you are all nearby. The roofs of many ancient buildings in Palermo are open to visitors, and the views there are quite breathtaking. You should also go to Italy's largest opera house, which many people think is the city's most stunning structure. Baroque through Classical styles are displayed at Teatro Massimo. The Capuchin Catacombs, a fascinating sight in Palermo, should not be missed.

The old town of Palermo is rife with grand palaces and elegant corners that are quite impressive even if they show signs of wear and tear. You need only look to the well-trodden junction at Quattro Canti to see the city’s charms. On each corner of this confined square, you have Baroque fountains and statues that create an instantly memorable attraction.

It’s actually useful to use Quattro Canti as a point of reference when sightseeing because you’ll find plenty of refined buildings and squares all around the intersection. In fact, just behind the square, you have the stunning Fontana Pretoria and several palaces all with character and style.