Cala Verde - Bivani in centro a due passi dal mare

L'alloggio

🏠 Cala Verde is a charming apartment belonging "Le Calette – Holiday Homes" in Palermo.
It is a two-level apartment with an internal staircase. The entrance is on the ground floor, opening into the kitchen-living area with dining table and double sofa bed. A spiral staircase leads to the bedroom with a french size bed and a bathroom with shower. A small balcony offers a splendid view of the archaeological excavations of the Castellammare district. Please consider that inside Cala Verde there is a small private lift locked and used only by the owners’ family, who live upstairs. The lift will be not used during nighttime hours, so you won’t be disturbed by any noise.

🏘 Cala Verde is equipped with:
🔸️ Free Wi-Fi and air conditioning
🔸 TV with Chromecast
🔸️ Fully equipped kitchens and bathrooms

La zona circostante

Cala Verde is located in the heart of Palermo, in the charming Cala marina area:
🍽️ Close to restaurants, bars, and nightlife spots
🏛️ Only a few minutes’ walk from the historic center and the city's main attractions

Attività e attrazioni

Here are some of the main attractions:

Molo Trapezoidale: A large garden that includes the ancient city fortress known as Castellammare, a small lake with a dancing fountain, a vast marina with the hydrofoil terminal, bars and restaurants for nightlife, and the Marina Yachting area with docks and services for large yachts.

Foro Italico: A wide green area stretching from La Cala to Villa Giulia, ideal for relaxing walks along the sea.

Palazzo dei Normanni and Palatine Chapel: Located nearby, this complex offers an extraordinary combination of Norman architecture and Byzantine mosaics.

Historic Markets: Immerse yourself in the authentic atmosphere of Palermo’s markets, like the Ballarò Market, where you can taste local specialties and experience the city’s lively spirit.

Church of Santa Maria della Catena: Located near the port, this church is a significant example of Catalan-Gothic architecture in Palermo.

Porta Felice: A majestic monumental entrance to the city from the sea, offering a picturesque view over La Cala and the seafront.

Antonio Pasqualino International Puppet Museum: Dedicated to the Sicilian puppet theater tradition, it houses a vast collection of puppets and marionettes from all over the world.

Church of San Giorgio dei Genovesi: An example of Renaissance architecture, this church was built in the 16th century by the Genoese community in Palermo.

Palazzo Abatellis Regional Gallery: Hosts a rich collection of Sicilian medieval and Renaissance art, including the famous fresco The Triumph of Death.