Palermo Prices

« The Church of Saint Catherine, near the Dominican monastery, is the most beautiful place we've seen, dazzling with Sicilian Baroque ✨. For just 5 euros, you can go up to the dome and enjoy the stunning view of the whole city, exploring all the inner nooks of the church and listening to the monks sing – it's truly a nectar of an experience 😍👌. »

« I have something special behind me - the el Rastro market. A local attraction that you must visit. It's located in the center of Madrid, in the La Latina area, on Plaza de Cascorro, but it actually sprawls through all the surrounding alleys. You can find just about anything here, from cheap Chinese goods to real antiques. A paradise for flea market lovers and the best spot for souvenirs. For instance, I scored some super cool vintage Levis for €5, and now I regret only getting one pair! By the way, this market is only open on Sundays, and I sense that the "I'll think about it and come back" strategy won't work here. You have to grab what you like immediately and move on before the best stuff is snatched up. Overall, for shopping enthusiasts like me, it's an awesome attraction. Plus, there are places to grab a drink and a bite to eat at every corner – just be ready to wait in line! »

« We rarely meet, but here these dragonflies are flying everywhere... The starting price is around $21,500... The answer to the question of why we don’t have them 😆 We’re not ready to pay $1,500,000 for a small hatchback with questionable quality and an underdeveloped service network 😛 »

« Palermo is a city of contrasts: one street lies in ruins, while another sparkles with the glitzy decor of luxurious hotels and boutiques featuring jaw-dropping prices. But those who can find a common language with its unrelenting energy, complete disregard for traffic rules, and utter chaos will fall in love with it forever. Unlike Florence or Rome, many of this city's treasures are hidden, rather than shining, having been scuffed by the countless shoes of an endless stream of tourists. »