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Culture



            Palermo, Sun, Sea and….


            On January 31st, 2017 Palermo was elected Italian City of Culture.
                                                            Palermo is the county seat of Sicily, island in southern
                                                            Italy. It was founded by the Phoenicians between 7  and
                                                                                                        th
                                                            6   century  b.C.  It’s  been  a  meeting  place  of  cultures:
                                                             th
                                                            Greek, Arab and Latin under King Frederick II.






                                                            People   2017”
                                                            for         the
                                                            activation   of
            The  nomination  as  ”Italian      ideas  and  projects  that  see
            Capital of Culture 2018” is due    young  people  as  protagonists,
            to  its  great  opening  to  the   necessary  for  the  change,  still
            world,  its  wealth  of  historical,   fighting everyday against Mafia.
            artistic  and  cultural  sites,                                      Its Baroque appeal touches the
            Palermo  will  receive  a  million
            euros award for promotion and
            public investment.













            Palermo also enjoys the title of   In  2015  the  Arab-Norman        soul  and  feelings  of  its  visitors
                                               Palermo  route  was  declared  a
            “Italian  Capital  of  Young                                         to    its   magnificent   and
                                               “World Heritage Site”.            monumental architecture.
            by Aurora Galimi, Martina Timodei, Raffaele De Santis, drawings by Paola Francabandiera






























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