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Discover Palermo, a city rich in history and culture. From the Byzantine mosaics of Martorana church to the bustling street markets, experience the vibrant life of this Sicilian capital.
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Palermo is the vibrant capital of Sicily, known for its palaces, churches and vibrant street food market. Its rich history reflects Arabian, Norman and Byzantine influences in its unique architecture. Visit the Palermo Cathedral, feast on arancini in Ballarò Market and explore the splendor of Palazzo dei Normanni.
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Catania is an Italian city located on the east coast of Sicily at the foot of Mount Etna, the biggest volcano in Europe. It is rich in unique architecture, known for its Baroque buildings, ancient Roman ruins, and the iconic symbol, the Elephant Fountain. It offers a fusion of history, culture, and gastronomy, famous for its street food markets.
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Siracusa, situated on the southeastern coast of Sicily, is renowned for its ancient ruins such as the Greek Theatre, the Roman Amphitheater and the Ear of Dionysius. Additionally, Ortygia, its historical center offers breathtaking views, fascinating streets and beautiful structures.
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