A cathedral mixing Norman, Arab and Gothic styles.
Address: Corso Vittorio Emanuele, Palermo
Built in 1185 on the site of an earlier mosque, the cathedral reflects Sicily's mix of cultures under Norman kings.
Look for Arabic inscriptions on a column at the entrance and the tombs of Emperor Frederick II and King Roger II inside.
All year.
Morning, or late afternoon for the rooftop.
Limited visits during mass.
Well-known hotels within easy reach. Check prices and availability for your dates.
The main church is free.
Yes, including an inscription from the Quran on a column.
About 1 hour.
