In the heart of the historic center of Palermo, located in a quiet pedestrian street that is winds between the Foro Italico and Piazza Marina, Zanclea CasaVacanze will welcome you among ancients noble palaces, historical monuments and gardens. Its ideal location will allow you to discover the city by walking for a while stay dedicated to art, history and gastronomy, and to reach easily the famous beach of Mondello or the magnificent natural reserve of Capogallo by public transport public. The immediate proximity to major sites of cultural interest and the center of the colorful Palermo nightlife will allow you to appreciate the atmosphere of the Sicilian capital staying in an apartment equipped with every comfort.

In the heart of the historic center of Palermo, located in a quiet pedestrian street that is winds between the Foro Italico and Piazza Marina, Zanclea CasaVacanze will welcome you among ancients noble palaces, historical monuments and gardens. Its ideal location will allow you to discover the city by walking for a while stay dedicated to art, history and gastronomy, and to reach easily the famous beach of Mondello or the magnificent natural reserve of Capogallo by public transport public. The immediate proximity to major sites of cultural interest and the center of the colorful Palermo nightlife will allow you to appreciate the atmosphere of the Sicilian capital staying in an apartment equipped with every comfort.

La Kalsa is one of the oldest neighborhoods in Palermo, which dates back to the period of Islamic domination. Its name derives from the Arabic al khalisa, "the chosen one", because inside there was the fortified citadel of the emir and the seat of his court. Today, crowded with churches, palaces and squares, the Kalsa represents one of the hubs of popular culture and the history of the city. The neighborhood was built during the Islamic domination of Palermo. The name by which it was known was in fact "the elect" or "the pure", because the emir resided inside with his court and administrative headquarters. Together with the Albergheria, the Capo and the Loggia, the Kalsa is one of the Quattro Canti. The area develops between via Maqueda, via Vittorio Emanuele, via Lincoln and the so-called “Foro Italico”. Even today there is a particular oriental atmosphere accentuated by the presence of monuments in the Arab-Norman style. Central but popular district, it offers a glimpse of Palermo life. In fact, it is not rare, passing in front of the church of Santa Teresa, to find men intent on cooking and selling babbaluci, snails marinated with oil, parsley, garlic and pepper.