Campanile di San Giuseppe Cafasso

Climb of over 100 steps (wearing a helmet!)

The church of San Giuseppe Cafasso is next to the church of San Giovanni degli Eremiti. The church itself is negligible, in a poor mix of Neoclassic, Baroque and Rococo styles. The only interesting...

Tourist trap alert! Avoid at all cost…

Seriously?! I would have given a minus 1 if I could. This is clearly a tourist trap due to its proximity to San Giovanni degli Eremiti. I felt cheated at the end of my visit. The so-called pano v...

Magnificent views

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It is a little hidden but well indicated. You climb through a narrow stairway, so much that they give you a helmet so that you don't hit your head. There are very beautiful views of the city, especially of the Palace ...

A look at the old helmet

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Hidden behind San Giovanni degli Emeriti, this campanario is open to the public to be admired from the top of San Giovanni degli Emeriti, the Normando Palace and the Duomo of Palerm ...

San Juzeppe Cafasso Church Cell

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The observation platform on the bell of Kamanil-di-San-Juzeppe Cafasso is one of the best for the Palermo panoramic inspection. It is just south of the Norman Palace next to the San Giovanni-de ... monastery