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Head to Vucciria Market (La Vucciria) , a bustling street market where you can find fresh produce, seafood, and street food. Afterward, visit Capo Market (Mercato di Capo) , another popular market that offers a variety of local products.

Visit the Palatine Chapel (Capella Palatina) , a masterpiece of Norman art with stunning mosaics and Islamic-style decorations. Afterward, take a trip to the Opera Dei Pupi (Rod Marionette Theatre) , where you can watch a traditional puppet show.

Spend the evening at Piazza & Fontana Pretoria , a historic square with a beautiful fountain and stunning architecture. End your night at a local restaurant where you can taste some of the delicious Sicilian cuisine.

Explore Ballar Market (Mercato Ballar ) , one of the oldest markets in Palermo that offers a wide variety of local products and street food. Afterward, visit the Politeama Garibaldi Theater (Teatro Politeama Garibaldi) , a beautiful Art Nouveau building that hosts concerts, plays, and other cultural events.

Visit Four Corners (Quattro Canti) , a stunning example of Baroque architecture with four buildings decorated with statues and fountains. Afterward, visit the Church of the Ges (Chiesa del Ges ) , a beautiful Jesuit church with a stunning interior.

Spend the evening at Martorana , a Byzantine church with stunning mosaics and beautiful architecture. End your night with a visit to a local wine bar where you can taste some of the famous Sicilian wines.

Take a trip to Zisa Castle (Castello della Zisa) , a beautiful Arab-Norman castle that features stunning gardens and architecture. Afterward, visit Mirto Palace House Museum (Palazzo Mirto Casa Museo) , a beautiful 18th-century mansion that offers a glimpse into the life of Palermo's nobility.

Visit Chiaramonte-Steri Palace (Palazzo Chiaramonte-Steri) , a beautiful Gothic palace that houses the University of Palermo's Rectorate. Afterward, visit Branciforte Palace (Palazzo Branciforte) , a beautiful Baroque palace that houses the Museum of Contemporary Art.

Spend the evening in Monreale , a charming hilltop town just outside of Palermo that offers stunning views of the surrounding countryside. End your night with a visit to a local trattoria where you can taste some of the famous Sicilian street food.

Start your day at Palermo Cruise Port (Terminal Crociere di Palermo) , where you can take a boat tour of the surrounding areas, including the nearby islands of Ustica and Egadi. Afterward, visit the Capuchin Catacombs (Catacombe dei Cappuccini) if you missed it on day 1.

Spend your afternoon exploring the charming streets of Palermo, stopping at local shops and cafes to sample some of the famous Sicilian pastries and sweets.

End your trip with a visit to one of Palermo's famous seafood restaurants, where you can taste some of the freshest seafood in Italy.