Elegant flat inside the eighteenth-century Palazzo Pulvirenti, a renovated aristocratic palace overlooking Piazza Casa Professa, where the baroque church of the same name, also known as Chiesa del Gesù, one of the most beautiful and evocative churches in Palermo, stands.


The flat is on the ground floor, with peculiar ceiling beams and stone walls that give breadth and height to the rooms. Together with the arches, the beams and stone are all original elements of the period.

The entrance hall leads to the living room with kitchenette; from here, through an evocative antique door, there is access to the first double bedroom with en-suite bathroom with shower. The first bedroom leads to the second bedroom also with en-suite bathroom, characterised by special floor glazing that highlights the antique majolica and stone. The rooms are communicating, and there are built-in wardrobes in each room. In the second bathroom the washbasin is made of stone and on one side of the floor you can admire the original majolica tiles under the current floor through a pane of glass.

*At arrival or a few days before arrival you may be required to pay a tourist tax, the amount of which varies according to local regulations. You will find all the information about your booking in the Guest Area of Wonderful Italy.

*The flat is located in a ZTL area, we recommend that you leave your car in one of the surrounding car parks and enjoy the historic centre on foot.

Palermo is a vibrant and ever-changing city. Its historic centre pulsates with life day and night and is the subject of an urban redevelopment project. Noise can be heard from construction sites, but also from clubs and meeting places for tourists and residents.


Palermo, one of the most beautiful cities of art in the country and the capital of Sicily, offers the wonder of UNESCO heritage sites that can be visited in the city's four historic quarters. Tourists can take part in the 'Baroque itinerary of Palermo' to visit the city's main monuments, such as the Church of the Santissimo Salvatore, the Church of Santa Maria del Monte Oliveto and the Church of the Conception. The city also offers the opportunity to take part in the 'Tour of Palermo's Historic Markets' that will allow guests to explore the markets of Ballarò and Capo, where lunch or a snack, at the Palermo market, dishes must be 'strictly' tasted with just the help of the hands! This tour will also give tourists the opportunity to admire important buildings, streets and squares.


The Palermo airport is a 35-minute drive away and Palermo's central station is an easy 10-minute walk away.