A Casa di Cilu was born from the desire of Vincenzo and Angela, from Palermo, dynamic and welcoming. The love for their city and the travel experiences gained lead them to transform a family home into a welcoming home in the center of the city, immersed in the culture and history of Palermo.
Vincenzo and Angela’s goal is to provide comfort and warmth to their guests, surrounding them with harmonious furnishings, modern technologies and support for an unforgettable stay in the Sicilian capital.
A Casa di Cilu is located near the Cathedral of Palermo, in the heart of the historical center of Palermo, in an area rich in monuments, art, history and culture.
The position of the house, easy to reach both by public transport and by own means, allows you to visit and discover Palermo in serenity and without big trips.
The apartment offers various comforts and is ideal for families and/or groups of up to six people.
The clean and well furnished rooms will welcome and cradle you during your stay.
What are you waiting for?!
“We love our city and we want to make our guests fall in love with the beautiful Palermo”
Vincenzo and Angela recommend places, foods and events and tell you stories and curiosities to discover Palermo and Sicily through their eyes.
The library includes more than 12,000 volumes and hundreds of folders of Fabbri’s personal archives, kept in a treasure chest, Palazzo Tarallo, which already houses some important libraries (Pitrè, Buttitta).
Palermo offers its residents and guests a culinary tradition rich in dishes that have become iconic to the city. The spleen sandwich originated 1100 years ago, when butchers of Jewish
The Cathedral of Palermo today, more than a monument, represents a precious testimony of different artistic and architectural expressions, and visiting it is like flipping through pages of history and
Within walking distance is Palermo’s Chamber of Wonders, not always open to the public. It is a wonder room forming part of an apartment on Porta di Castro Street in
The puppet opera theater is recognized by UNESCO as a masterpiece of the oral and intangible heritage of humanity. Among Sicily’s best-known families of puppeteers, the Cuticchios have handed down