Palermo, synonym of one of the most prestigious cities of the Mediterranean nonchè capoluogo of the Sicily, rises in one beautifulst insenatura on the northern coast. The history of Palermo laughed them to the Viii-vi centuries a.C., the age of the Fenici di Cartagine and taken in name of Ziz (flower). Through the numerous civil fights burst in the course of the centuries, Palermo came definitively annexed, with to all the Sicily, to the crown of Aragon. During II the world-wide conflict Palermo it was besieged hardly from the strafings and in the years succeeded an independent one was rendered completely common. One of the traditions more felt in the city of Palermo is "the ancient myth of the blazes", with to which it comes announced also the festivity of S.Giuseppe all the inhabitants are engaged to accumulate old mobilio, tables, objects and material of every kind in order then to burn them in only, great fire, around to which the boys will run and jump, singing praises to S.Giuseppe.

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Ai Cartari
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Casa Marconi
Grand Hotel Des Palmes
Grand Hotel Villa Igiea
Holiday Inn Palermo

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Hotel Ambasciatori
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Massimo Plaza Hotel

Palermo, synonym of one of the most prestigious cities of the Mediterranean nonchè capoluogo of the Sicily, rises in one beautifulst insenatura on the northern coast. The history of Palermo laughed them to the Viii-vi centuries a.C., the age of the Fenici di Cartagine and taken in name of Ziz (flower). Through the numerous civil fights burst in the course of the centuries, Palermo came definitively annexed, with to all the Sicily, to the crown of Aragon. During II the world-wide conflict Palermo it was besieged hardly from the strafings and in the years succeeded an independent one was rendered completely common. One of the traditions more felt in the city of Palermo is "the ancient myth of the blazes", with to which it comes announced also the festivity of S.Giuseppe all the inhabitants are engaged to accumulate old mobilio, tables, objects and material of every kind in order then to burn them in only, great fire, around to which the boys will run and jump, singing praises to S.Giuseppe. This custom provokes magic, why closely it is tied to the cult of the sun, of which Palermo historical origin has one: with the fire it is intention to drive away the harmful infuences, greeting the arrival of the spring (why the day coincides with the spring equinox) and auguring to the city one new positive season. The more evocative monuments that enrich the landscape are the majestic Cathedral; the Treasure of the Cathedral, to the inside of which numerous nineteenth-century works of art are conserved; the Nail head Tippet, characterized from the gold and mosaics that compose it the Catacombe of the Cappuccini and the Regional Archaeological Museum.