Teatro Massimo Palermo

... We are thinking of trying the "Pizza Kebab" tomorrow. Crazy. We stayed in a great little B&B a stone's throw from the Teatro Massimo, a grand neoclassical theatre that took over 20 years to build and was opened in 1897 to celebrate the unification of ...

... house another famouse copy statue which of course is in the Louvre... ah well. Got a tour of the Teatro Massimo (3rd largest opera house in europe after Paris and Vienna, and the 2nd largest stage itself).... a beautiful place though, ...

... town and walked around the narrow streets. I went to the Porta Carini, Immacolata Concezion (which was just a building LOL), Cathedral, Teatro Massimo, San Domico and then I walked down the main shopping area and then I came across a market. I walked ...

... of cheap items. On Thursday evening, our second day in Palermo, we roamed with the local shoppers and came by the grandiose Teatro Massimo which was lit up for a performance that probably would not end until late in the evening. We found side streets ...

... interesting to see! Otherwise in Palermo, we saw the beautiful Cathedral, the Archaeological Museum, and the Teatro Massimo, the largest theater in Italy (exterior-wise, not capacity - La Scala in Milan has the largest seating capacity). It's also ...

... ayant eu lieu à 15h, il fallait bien viser pour les horaires des bâtiments... On commence ainsi la visite par le Teatro Massimo et la via Orologio, qui nous baignent directement dans le monde Palermitain : petite rue, linges aux fenêtres, façade ...

... a wedding was in progress and seemed to be roped off. The outside of the building was impressive. Next the teatro massimo (theatre) but we encrouching on Palermo's lunchtime so we walked on looking for a cafe. A owner of small trattoria cornered us with ...

... have to drag them with me throughout Sicily.)   Last stop on my personal walking tour today is the city's main theatre, Teatro Massimo. I see that Don Pasquale by Donnesetti (sp?) is opening tonight. I inquire at the box office, and there are ...

... dinner. My sense of direction was completely messed up. Oh, and I had not seen a single site I was planning to see (Teatro Massimo and Teatro Politeama). I stopped in the next open shop, a wine shop. No English was spoken and even though I thought I ...

... madonna col bambinos and other religious paintings but is well laid out. There are lots of piazzas and elegant buildings such as the Teatro Massimo, at which there are operas during the season.  One of the most hilarious ways to while away the ...