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Take a day trip to the charming town of Monreale , located just outside Palermo, and visit the Monreale Cathedral (Duomo di Monreale) and its beautiful gardens. Afterward, head to a local agrotourism farm to learn about the production of olive oil, wine, and other traditional Sicilian products, and enjoy a delicious lunch made with fresh ingredients from the farm.

Take a leisurely walk through the Ballar Market (Mercato Ballar ) , a bustling street market where you can find a variety of products, from fresh fruits and vegetables to clothing and souvenirs. Afterward, visit the Piazza & Fontana Pretoria , a beautiful square in the heart of Palermo that features a stunning Baroque fountain.

Attend a performance at the Politeama Garibaldi Theater (Teatro Politeama Garibaldi) , a beautiful and historic theater that hosts a variety of shows, from opera to ballet and concerts.

Start your day with a visit to the Palatine Chapel (Capella Palatina) , a stunning example of Norman-Arab-Byzantine architecture that features intricate mosaics and decorations. Afterward, head to the Church of the Ges (Chiesa del Ges ) , a beautiful Baroque church that houses a vast collection of art.

Visit the Martorana , a beautiful Byzantine church that features stunning mosaics and decorations, and the Zisa Castle (Castello della Zisa) , a beautiful Arab-Norman castle that showcases the influence of Islamic architecture on Sicilian art and culture. Afterward, visit the Mirto Palace House Museum (Palazzo Mirto Casa Museo) , a beautiful palace that offers a glimpse into the daily life of Sicilian aristocracy.

Enjoy a traditional Sicilian dinner at a local restaurant, followed by a visit to the Opera Dei Pupi (Rod Marionette Theatre) , a traditional Sicilian puppet theater that has been declared a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage.

Take a day trip to the beach and enjoy some sun, sand, and sea. Some of the best beaches near Palermo include Mondello, San Vito Lo Capo, and Cefal . Alternatively, you can take a boat tour of the nearby islands, such as the Aeolian Islands or the Egadi Islands.

Explore the Chiaramonte-Steri Palace (Palazzo Chiaramonte-Steri) , a beautiful Gothic palace that now houses the University of Palermo. Afterward, visit the Branciforte Palace (Palazzo Branciforte) , a beautiful Baroque palace that has been turned into a museum of Sicilian art and culture.

Enjoy a romantic dinner at a local restaurant, followed by a stroll through the Four Corners (Quattro Canti) , a beautiful Baroque square that features four buildings, each representing one of the four seasons.

Spend your last day in Palermo exploring the city's street food scene. Visit the Capo Market (Mercato di Capo) , one of the oldest and most authentic markets in Palermo, and try some of the local specialties, such as panelle, arancine, and cannoli. Afterward, take a cooking class to learn how to make your own Sicilian dishes.

Visit the Palermo Cruise Port (Terminal Crociere di Palermo) , where you can take a boat tour of the city's coastline and enjoy stunning views of the sea and the mountains. Alternatively, you can visit the Catacombe dei Cappuccini again, this time during the day, to learn more about the history and culture of Palermo's underground cemeteries.

Spend your last night in Palermo enjoying a glass of wine at a local bar or restaurant, and reflecting on your wonderful trip to Sicily.