InWorld Traveler’s BlogbyIvan Dražić·3d agoMy First Encounter with PalermoI expected the Sicily I knew from the movies. I found it. But I also found a completely different Palermo, one I could never have imagined.A response icon3A response icon3
Nicolacostanzo·Oct 3Quel presentimento del 6 marzo 2024.Mercoledì 6 marzo 2024 scrivevo un post (Link) intitolato: “Novità sull’incontro richiesto alla CTS??? Ho incontrato il Presidente Alfio…
Dino Ranieri Scandariato·Aug 24PalermoLa mia città barocca e scapigliata come una sirena allamata la cui voce sia stata messa sotto sale, e par quasi non respirare per il caldo…
Nicola Ferrari·Aug 18Palermo in August: 4 Days of Heat, Sea, Street Food and Delayed FlightsMy personal guide to Palermo, Mondello and Cefalù: what I liked, what I would do differently, and whether visiting Sicily in the middle of…A response icon1A response icon1
Nicola Ferrari·Aug 17Palermo ad agosto: 4 giorni tra caldo, mare, street food e voli in ritardoLa mia guida personale tra Palermo, Mondello e Cefalù: cosa mi è piaciuto, cosa farei diversamente e se ha davvero senso visitare la…
InAsh and DevotionbyOlga Angelucci·Jul 23At the dawn of the 11th century, Southern Italy was not a nation — it was a mosaic.How Norman warriors transformed Southern Italy and Sicily from fragmented lands into a flourishing kingdom of art, faith, and power.
InAsh and DevotionbyOlga Angelucci·Jul 16Just beyond the vibrant chaos of Ballarò Market, where the scent of spices mingles with the cries…Hidden in Palermo’s Ballarò district, the “Chamber of Wonders” reveals Sicily’s mysterious fusion of art, faith, and forgotten beauty.A response icon1A response icon1
Larry W Jordan Jr.·Jun 8#14 — What I Learned in Argentina (A Morning Walk Through Palermo and the Parrilla Tour)The Morning Walk
Larry W Jordan Jr.·Jun 5#13 — What I Learned in Argentina (Return to Buenos Aires and Palermo)After eleven days, four hotels, and a slow drift west into wine country, we turned around and flew back to where the trip started.
InAsh and DevotionbyOlga Angelucci·May 19Anton van Dyck and the Plague of Palermo — Art, Superstition, and the Miracle of Saint RosaliaHow van Dyck turned the plague of Palermo into a story of art, faith, and the birth of Saint Rosalia’s legend.
