B&B Il Sonaglio

The B & B Il Sonaglio is located in a central position, about 200 meters from the ancient Teatro Politeama, the true hub of the city of Palermo, a few steps from Via Libertà and via Ruggiero Settimo. The location allows you to open different scenarios of the city, offering visitors the opportunity to visit on foot the most important monuments: museums, churches and the beautiful characteristic markets, ancient splendor of the Arab-Norman era. Easy access to the terminus of urban lines for seaside resorts like Mondello, which for our spectacular natural reserves of Capo Gallo; and for the itineraries towards the cathedral of Monreale and the Santurario di S. Rosalia. The B & B is also located about 500 meters from the port where you can access the ferries that leave every day to the nature reserve of the island of Ustica. In the evening you can discover the enchanting alleys of the surroundings, savoring a romantic atmosphere full of vitality. Different scenarios, but that converge in one word: true relaxation !!!! This is the ideal starting point for any type of trip you want to do: study, work or holiday, and why not combine work and a holiday together, discovering a city of a thousand faces that will surprise you and intrigue you for countless possibility that offers to the visitor. The name of the B & B takes its inspiration from a book by Andrea Camilleri, based on his greatest work, which unfolds a trilogy that he defines as follows: "the best of me is in this fantastic trilogy". CAMILLERI, a great exponent of contemporary literature that best described the pecuniary characteristics of Sicily and the Sicilians; telling, among the pages of his countless books, colors and flavors of those who live in a land full of contradictions but above all beautiful in its differences, differences that have made Palermo a real mixture of cultures. Camilleri, one of the many Sicilian artists, who has best managed to make tangible the feelings of those who do not know Sicily, but strongly feels the origins and roots of their culture. Those who have not been there want to come here, those who have seen it can not fail to return. Sicily has always inspired its visitors, many have transmitted it through the words and their works; has inspired poets and artists from all the nations of the world. Who has only lived as a visitor, who instead was born in this land of a thousand colors