Around the Cathedrale in Palermo

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Officially named the Cattedrale di Santa Maria Assunta. A rich historically landmark in the heart of Palermo, Sicily, Italy. Originally built in 1185, over the centuries the building undernwenth many modifications from original Norman Arab style to Gothic and Major Baroque as well as neoclassical renovations. Here a walk from the Cathedrale to the Palazzo dei Normanni.

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On that day was going a big festival there, I can't visit inside this time, also the weather was very nice and I wanted to spend more time on the beach.

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Have a Great day!

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That walk from the cathedral to the royal palace sounds like time flipping pages, with the architecture shifting as you go.
Skipping the interior for the be;ach on a festival day sounds like a good call, your right, sunshine can be the real ADmin of plans :)
Did the festival spill into that square near the palace, with music and food stalls, or was it more along the main avenue?

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