Our Bed & Breakfast is the result of a project started by Alessio, my son, Sicilian DOC and me, Massimo, Emilia Bologna adopted by this magnificent land. The idea is to involve our guests into the feeling and passion that always feel for her. Wonderful, rich in art and history, which is always alive occurs between scents and colors, you draw the alleys filled with treasures of one of the richest city centers and unique in the world. We like the idea of ​​getting people giving the feeling of being at home and make available the knowledge of the city '.

The apartment is on the second floor of an 'old building in the historic center just a few meters from the pedestrian area of ​​Via Maqueda, among the most interesting monumental sites of the city within walking distance (Church of Martorana, San Cataldo, San Matteo, Cathedral, professed House, Piazza Pretoria), along the Arab-Norman heritage trail, a stone's throw from the Quattro Canti and Teatro Massimo, a few minutes from the Cathedral and 15 minutes from Palermo central station and the port. Near the historical and folkloric market of Ballarò and to all commercial activities in the area pedestrian (shops, restaurants, pubs, bars) where there is the nightlife Palermo. In the area there are several places to enjoy the excellent Sicilian cuisine and the best Street food.I Our guests have access to the common room, a space created by a simple décor, dominated the wooden tables, green plants, and the white tents, in order to give life to the customer the feeling to start the day in a bright garden. Available, on request, there is a kitchen equipped with all accessories

Via Maqueda is a historic street in Palermo, named by the person who drew Bernardino de Cárdenas y Portugal, Duke of Maqueda viceroy from 1598 to 1601. At the end of the sixteenth century the viceroy decided to create in Palermo a new road that incrociasse the millennial way Cassaro to give greater rein to the pressing demands of the nobles who demanded new areas for the construction of their palaces, and at the same time make it sliding movement within the city. This road was then designed in 1577 and completion will arrive in 1599.In this way the five historic districts of the city became four, creating the four districts (La Loggia, The Cape, the Kalsa and palaces). Intersection with the Cassaro we find Piazza Vigliena, better known as the Quattro Canti, an octagonal shape. In the centuries after cutting it was associated with intensive building activity with the creation of palaces, churches and convents. Being the new road axis drawn perpendicular to the ancient Cassaro, it was to create in this way a cross (looking at the city from above) that was dubbed the Cross Baroque.