In its own wide bay underneath the limestone bulk of Monte Pellegrino, and fronting the broad, fertile Conca d'Oro (Golden Shell) Valley,
PALERMO
is stupendously sited. Originally a Phoenician, then a Carthaginian colony, this remarkable city was long considered a prize worth capturing. Named Panormus (All Harbour), its mercantile attractions were obvious, and under Saracen and Norman rule in the ninth to twelfth centuries Palermo became the greatest city in Europe - famed for... [More]
Big Paper-Mill is located in the Molara district that up to the end of the XVII century was still called 'Pietro Molara', because of the presence of the quarries from which the stone to build millstones was extracted.The historic 'Marchese di Villabianca' in the book 'Palermo doggigiorno' tells that... [More]
The railway station is located 500 metres from the hotel. Casa Giuditta provides beautiful apartments for 1 to 6 people. We provide a kitchen, air conditioning, heating, washing machine, clothes dryer, and dishwashers. There are rooms with single beds, double beds,triple and quarduple, all with priv... [More]
Welcome to Palermo, welcome to Casa Marconi, a university hostel that with the bed and breakfast formula provides a cheap but comfortable stay for young people who want to discover Palermo and Sicily. Situated near the university campus and the railway station, in an area of the city well served by ... [More]