We are proud to welcome you to one of the most archetypical palazzos in Sicily. In the elegant, restored rooms of “Palazzo Pantelleria,” you’ll be immersed in the atmosphere of the Baroque era. Originally constructed in the late Middle Ages, and steps from the sea, it stands in the heart of the historic center of Palermo, reincarnated as an enchanting “Home Museum,” offering 11,000 square feet of noble and classically designed interiors for your enjoyment.
MoreEnter the refined elegance of the Blue Salon and you step into a more formal time when grand balls were the order of the day. A dreamy shade of Robin’s Egg blue bathes the walls and floor-to-ceiling windows. A marvelous antique Murano chandelier illuminates the fresco ceiling, and an ornate hand-carved marble fireplace warms the spacious room with its flickering light in the evenings. Art adorns the walls, and a collection of porcelain jars and bowls from exotic ports of call evoke faraway trips of times past. Guests are invited to learn about the history of Sicily and Palermo, thanks to the wide selection of specialized books and guides to be found on the room’s centerpiece gilded Baroque table.
view moreIT'S NOT ABOUT LUXURY... IT'S ABOUT BEAUTY. Taste your charming experience 24 Hours a day! La Bella Palermo offers you four complete bedrooms with private bathtooms. Every bedroom is furnished with authentic antique cabinets, now restored for a pleasant stay. Just get out of your bed, have a nice espresso with us and dive in the museum rooms in your own slippers! You can explore the 11.000 square feet noble residence with a 360' exclusive perspective, 24 Hours a day!
view moreAmong the city’s wonders: al-Qasr castle, the Norman Palace, the Chinese building and the Byzantine mosaics, you can find La Bella Palermo in Palazzo Pantelleria. Built in the late 1300 as a fortified outpost overlooking the sea and near the harbour, the embattled structure -you can still see the traces nowdays- was purchased by the Requesens family (arrived in Sicily in the wake of the emperor Charles V) in the sixteenth century, who transformed it into a noble palace. The palace moved through several metamorphosis till the end of 1700, when the architect Del Frago redesigned the façade of Valverde square (now Largo Cavalieri di Malta) and in the next centuries it lost most of its glamour facing the darkest decades until the end of the century. At the beginning of the new millennium, the main floor was acquired by the current owner who created his “buen retiro” as well as the perfect place to receive his several collections. It was recently opened to an audience of international travelers eager to dive in an environment rich in works of art and the expertly woven signs of aging to give the harmony of the senses.
view moreL.go dei Cavalieri di Malta, 2, 90133 Palermo Sicily
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