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Quattro Canti
Best time to visit
Early morning offers soft light and far fewer tourists, perfect for photos. Late afternoon and after sunset bring warm illumination and lively street life.
Budget tips
Open public square, free to visit year-round with no entry fee. Save money by joining a free walking tour of the historic center or combining the visit with low-cost attractions nearby like the Cathedral on reduced-admission days.
Recommended for
Architecture lovers, Photography enthusiasts, History buffs, City walkers
Plan your visit
15-30 minutes
About
クイックファクト: Four ornate Baroque facades meet at a diagonal crossroads, each corner topped with statues, fountains, and heraldic shields that locals use as a favorite meeting point. Warm night lighting gives the stonework a honeyed glow, and the constant mix of chatter, church bells, and scooter engines creates a lively, cinematic atmosphere.
ハイライト: Four curving facades rise in three stacked tiers, each niche packed with sculpted figures so close you can read chisel marks and worn names on the plinths. Brass bands and candlelit processions flood the streets on July 14-15 for the Festino di Santa Rosalia, the drums and trumpets bouncing off the stone while the air fills with fried sfincione.
Insider tips
- Wear comfortable shoes; cobbles and nearby alleys demand steady footing.
- Stand in the center of the crossing when traffic pauses for the classic symmetrical photo of all four facades.
- Look up to spot the statues of the four seasons and patron saints, they reward a second glance.
- Avoid midday in summer when crowds and heat peak, aim for early morning or after sunset for cooler, quieter conditions.
Palermo, Italy で無料のウォーキングツアーを予約するにはクリック
地元のツアーガイドと街を体験する最良の方法。
Tip: We strongly recommend a free walking tour on your first day to get to know the city with a local guide. They usually cover all main attractions and you can ask for personal recommendations based on your interests for the next days. Book early as spaces fill up fast!
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