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From the North to the South and back to the North.
Palermo, a city of many faces. The last few days we have spent in Palermo have been really interesting. The first night, we tried our hardest to find a resturant that had the most recommendations online, only to find it was shut and they were on vacaton, so we found a nice little spot in the middle of town, which we also had dinner at tonight, for …
Arrivederci al Prossimo Viaggio
... 160; Next stop was the Cattedrale, a very ornate cathedral with a hybrid of design elements. We then attempted to visit the Palazzo dei Normanni, but it seemed completely inaccessible; we could not find a way in. On our first trip through the park next to the Palazzo – Piazza Indipendenza– we saw chairs tied to trees with ropes, or with chains and bicycle locks. Retracing our steps we discovered the reason: four groups of ...
Hanging with the Mafia!
... bad weather! What a bugger! However it was planning to leave tomorrow night…. This threw our plans out slightly so we found an internet café to sort out what the hell we were going to do. We found a ferry that ran from Palermo (1.5 hours away from where we were in Trapani) to Genova (where we eventually needed to get to) in two nights time. This will have to do we thought! We decided to stay in Trapani tonight have a look around then head to Palermo tomorrow for a day and ...
Another Day, Another Sicily
From a flat sea into Palermo's working harbor, we arrived after a slow sail from Catania. This morning, so as to not disturb Gloria’s sleep while still accommodating my preference for an early arising, I did not arrange for room service. Instead, I grabbed the computer and crept out to Deck 9’s Panorama Lounge for my morning coffee. I uploaded the Catania blog and downloaded the Kansas City Star for my slow morning experience.
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Palermo and Monreale
We've received mixed reports of the capital and allowed ourselves just one full day. Our brief visit is made easy thanks to Dario, the proprietor of B&B Novecento who recommends a whole itinerary for us, including the venue for this evening's dinner. First on the agenda is a bus trip out of the city to the surrounding hills and the Norman cathedral of Monreale. We were impressed by ...
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