Palermo’s Cathedral
The cathedral, which at first glance looks more like a fortified Arabian palace than a Christian place of worship, is set back from Corso Vittorio Emanuele facing a piazza that
Sicilian art found its own voice and blossomed under the Spanish domination, encouraged and promoted by the Catholic church. This was the period when the patron saints of Sicily, beloved by their local communities, were celebrated in sculpture and paintings. A peak was reached in the baroque era with the redesign of the island’s city centres.
The cathedral, which at first glance looks more like a fortified Arabian palace than a Christian place of worship, is set back from Corso Vittorio Emanuele facing a piazza that
While excavating the Punic site of Mozia in July 2025, archaeologists from the University of Palermo unearthed part of an ancient Greek statue in the area of the ceramic workshop.
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