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Palermo

Palermo

Getting around Palermo

There are several ways to reach the centre of Palermo from its airport. Note that the airport named after Giovanni Falcone and Paolo Borsellino is located in the town of Cinisi, which is about 35 kilometres from the Sicilian capital. The first option is hiring a car, with which it takes about three quarters of an hour to reach the city. The Trinacria Express train costs € 5.80 from the airport, and you'll need to take tram Line 3 to reach the train itself. You can also reach the city by taxi and by bus.

What to see in Palermo

The first must-see is the Ballarò Historic Market, perfect for those who want a taste of the local culture and traditions. The Cathedral is also very suggestive, as is the Royal Palace of Palermo and the Palatine Chapel. And finally, don't forget Teatro Massimo and the Politeama.

The best beaches of Palermo

Palermo also offers an infinite number of beaches to explore. Those looking for the best nightlife will find it at Mondello, while Punta Raisi stands out for its pure and crystalline water. The seaside hamlet of Addaura deserves mention, as do Arenella Beach and the Isola delle Femmine, an authentic natural reserve for various species of birds.

Dining suggestions

Finally, here are some of the best typical restaurants in Palermo. Trattoria Corona has excellent seafood dishes. Those who want to try the famous arancine (rice balls) should visit Ke Palle, while Sicilò is appreciated because it overlooks a breath-taking panorama. Those looking to explore something out of the ordinary should try the San Lorenzo Market, an authentic hub of entrancing flavours.

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