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| Piazza Bellini. The church on the right, S. Cataldo, is what I would call arabo-norman. Next to the church, which I unfortunately cut off, there still are remains of the Roman walls to the city. |
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| Il Teatro Massimo…Palermo is known for theatre, in fact, it can be considered Italy’s Broadway. Italian stage actors and opera singers come to perform in this prestigious theatre.... |
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| Sferrocavallo, or horseshoe, the hostel’s neighbourhood, at sunrise. One of the few neighbourhoods in town which has a nightlife! |