Holiday Inn Palermo
Viale Regione Siciliana, 2620 Palermo, Sicily, 90145, Italy
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A day in Palermo
... like is to eat a real Pizza. So as were on our way, we see a sign for a Pizzeria. It is near the meeting point down an alley. As we headed towards it, I almost got creamed by three mopeds. Wayne was laughing, as he was trying to get me out of one mopeds way; another was coming at me from another little side street no wider than my car. It was funny in a strange kind of way. So we enter this side street tiny restaurant door, you are not sure if you’re ...
A day at sea
... kept at a very high temperature. Following this treatment, you enter the "Steam Room", then the dry heat room and finish with the “Aroma Therapy Room”. Follow all that with a nice cool down shower and a cool glass of water and you’re good to go. Usually to dinner or to bed.
Today we start packing one suitcase a day
We hope you’re having a good day as well miss you all
Wayne and M.A. ...
Mondello
... as very few people speak English here. We have been told Sicily is the true Italy and mafia headquarters.
Once again must mention that the shopping is fabulous here Palermo is the shopping capital of Sicily and very reasonably priced. Food and beer very cheap as well and found our way down a little lane way to a very popular alehouse sitting outside in the evening enjoying the surrounds and watching ...
Heartbreaking Decison
... the money for first class eurail tickets so they really should be offering us something - got to be kidding this is Italy. Anyway the options are sharing a cabin or paying 112 Euro for a double sleeper. Well I am not keen on sharing, Tom could not care less so we pay the huge amount to save my modesty - must say this is more than we have paid for a hotel room so to put it in perspective it is really a rip off. Is a little different to ...
Train to the capital of Sicily
Saturday: Up at 7am to get the 8:10 train to Palermo to see the famous mummies, I bet they didn't think they would be hung on the walls for tourists to gawk at, the oldest was 1599 up to 1922. Had lunch at a little street cafe and saw the ...



