Palermo is a city with more than 2,700 years of history behind it. From the time of its founding by the Phoenicians to the contemporary times as Italy’s Capital of Culture, Palermo takes pride in its ...

Let your love of pizza inspire your next travel destination: these five cities each have their own unique version.

One thing I enjoy about returning to a destination is the chance to update the outdated impressions I've held in my mind from previous visits. Europe is always changing — and on my last visit to ...

Palermo, the bustling, colorful city and province that is Sicily's capital, is also the largest city on Italy’s largest island. Its rich historic center, with layers of culture, is walkable in size ...

Set on a "glittering" bay against a sweeping mountain backdrop, Palermo is the most "adorable and underrated" city in Italy, says Stanley Stewart in Condé Nast Traveller. For millennia, the Sicilian ...

Built by the Normans beginning 1184, the Palermo Cathedral is a must-see for the many architectural styles incorporated into its façade. Altered throughout the centuries since its inception, the ...

Until fairly recently, tourists treated the somewhat crumbling seaside city of Palermo as a mere touchdown between other Sicilian destinations: the volcanic Aeolian Islands; the coastal, cobblestoned ...

It’s hard not to fall in love with Sicily. Filled with otherworldly mountains, welcoming locals, and some of the best cannolis you’ll ever consume, the lush destination offers one sensorial delight ...

Why Mario Carbone is wedded to Palermo - Villas frozen in time, cannoli from a monastery and shots of orangecello were enough ...