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Cutelli laro 6 Fontana Pretoria 3-B 7 Galleria Regionale della Sicilia 5-B Via Goethe 6 Palazzo Pretorio o delle Aquile 3-B 27 Museo archeologico regionale 3-D Houel Gemel Piazza 7 Palazzo Abatellis 5-B 23 Museo del Risorgimento 4-C a a Vi Virgilio 8 Palazzo Aiutamicristo 4-A 44 Museo della fondazione Mormino 3-E Cluverio Vi 9 Palazzo Arcivescovile 2-C 2 Museo di arte Islamica 1-D rrisi Villa ia Tu V 10 Palazzo Chiaromonte o Steri 5-B 45 Museo di Minerologia e Zoologia 4-A Filippina 11 Palazzo dei Normanni o Reale 1-B 9 Museo Diocesano 2-C Via 2 Via B. Latinio 12 Palazzo Sclafani 2-B 46 Museo Internaz. delle Marionette Via Carini 13 Quattro Canti 3-B “Antonio Pasqualino” 5-B Dante50 14 Ponte Ammiraglio 4-A 47 Museo paleontologico Gemmellaro 2-A Tripoli Piazza San Francesco Acquist Via Di Paola D’ 15 Villa Igiea 4-E 48 Orto Botanico 5-A T unisi Via 16 Villino Florio 1-E 49 Palazzo Mirto 4-B Piazza Paternostro Via S. Oliva Via Principe Di Villafranca 50 Palazzo Ziino 2-E CHIESE-ORATORI-MOSCHEE CHURCHES & MOSQUES TEATRI e l Via Nicolò Garzilli 11 Cappella Palatina 1-B THEATRES a P. Aragona abi t S e Piazza 13 Chiesa di S. Giuseppe dei Teatini 3-B 51 Teatro Biondo 3-C ano ano i Castelnuovo 17 Cattedrale 2-C 52 Teatro Garibaldi 4-B Mar Via Villareal 7 18 Casa Professa (Chiesa del Gesù) 3-B 53 Teatro Libero 5-B a 9 19 Chiesa del SS. Salvatore 2-B Vi 54 Teatro Massimo 3-D a Ruggero Settimo Via Libertà 3 20 Chiesa della SS. Trinità 4-A 37 Politeama Garibaldi 3-E e 21 Chiesa di S. Agostino 3-C 55 Teatro Zappalà 3-E e l 44 22 Chiesa di S. Cataldo 3-B 56 Opera dei Pupi Cuticchio 3-D mont abi St 6 Chiesa di S. Caterina 3-B Bel 43 57 Opera dei Pupi Ippogrifo 3-C no no Di a 23 Chiesa di S. Domenico 4-C i A.A.P.I.T. PUNTI INFORMAZIONE .pe .pe 24 Chiesa di S. Eulalia dei Catalani 4-C P Mar a a 55 A.A.P.I.T. TOURIST INFO OFFICES a i 25 Chiesa di S. Francesco d’Assisi 4-B Vi 37 V 26 Chiesa di S. Giovanni degli Eremiti 1-B Piazza Castelnuovo 3-E Via Roma 27 Chiesa di S. Ignazio all’Olivella 3-D Stazione Centrale 3-A a 36 n 28 Chiesa di S. M. degli Angeli 5-B i a i UFFICI PUBBLICI Via Emerico Am v ari n i o della Gancia a PUBLIC OFFICES r v a G 29 Chiesa di S. M. della Catena 5-C r 1 Municipio 3-B o G co Amar i 30 Chiesa di S. M. in Valverde 4-C Via Principe di Scordia l 2Provincia 3-B o g e t 31 Chiesa di S. Matteo 3-C t a 4 3 Regione Siciliana 1-B r Emeri e i d 32 Chiesa di S. Teresa alla Kalsa 5-B mont a l 4 Questura 2-B m e Via La Vi Masa n Be m 22 Chiesa di S. M. dell’Ammiraglio e 5 Palazzo delle Poste 3-D A Di B o Martorana 3-B a 6 Stazione Centrale FS 3-A i a Via Miraglia .pe i V P 33 Chiesa di S. Maria della Pietà 5-B V 7Stazione Notarbartolo FS 3-E a a Vi 15 23 Oratorio del Rosario 4-C 8 Stazione Marittima 1-E a Francesco Crispi Villa Igiea 34 Oratorio di S. Cita 4-D 35 Oratorio di S. Lorenzo 4-B 36 Chiesa Anglicana 4-D 37 Chiesa Ev. Valdese 3-E 38 Moschea 3-C Monumenti Strade Principali Monuments Main Roads 8 5 Centro Storico Punti Informazione Historic Centre Tourist Information Verde Uffici Pubblici Parks & Gardens Public Offices E Legenda simboli figurati - Key to Symbols Itinerari turistici Musei Teatri Spazi culturali Eventi e mostre SIGHTSEEING MUSEUMS THEATRES CULTURAL EVENTS TOURS CENTRES & EXHIBITIONS Mercati Verde in città Sport Luoghi Tours e folklore di divertimento organizzati MARKETS PARKS SPORTS ENTERTAINMENT ORGANIZED TOURS & FOLKLORE & GARDENS PLACES Itinerari turistici - Sightseeing tours 1. Da Palazzo Reale ai Quattro Canti Antica cortina muraria (resti) 10 Archivio storico comunale 10 Sommario degli itinerari turistici From the Royal Palace to the Quattro Canti Municipal public records’ office Chiesa di S. Giovanni degli Eremiti 6 Church St John of the Hermits Palazzo Sant’Elia 10 Chiesa della Madonna dei Rimedi 6 Palazzo Comitini, Comitini Palace 10 Palazzo dei Normanni o Reale 6 Palazzo Tarallo e il Museo“G. Pitrè” 10 4 Palace of the Normans or Royal Palace Chiesa di Santa Ninfa, Church of St Ninfa 10 Cappella Palatina e Tesoro 6 Chiesa di Santa Caterina, Church of St Caterina 10 Palatine Chapel and Treasure Museo della Specola 7 2. Da via Roma alla marina Monumento a Filippo V 7 From via Roma to the Marina. Palazzo Sclafani 7 Chiesa della SS. Trinità, Magione Church 11 Cappella di Nostra Signora della Soledad 7 Chiesa di Santa Maria dello Spasimo 11 Case romane (resti), Roman ruins 7 Oratorio dei Bianchi 11 Palazzo Arcivescovile 7 Orto Botanico, Botanical gardens 11 Museo Diocesano, Diocesan museum 7 Chiesa di Santa Teresa alla Kalsa 11 Cattedrale, Cathedral 8 Chiesa di Santa Maria degli Angeli 12 Tesoro della Cattedrale, Cathedral treasure 8 Palazzo Abatellis 12 Palazzo Asmundo 8 Galleria regionale della Sicilia 12 Biblioteca della Regione siciliana 8 Sicilian regional gallery Chiesa del SS. Salvatore, Church of SS. Salvatore 9 Chiesa di Santa Maria della Pietà 12 Palazzo Riso, Riso Palace 9 Museo internazionale delle marionette 12 Chiesa di San Giuseppe dei Teatini 9 International puppet museum Church of St Joseph of the Theatines Museo Enologico, Wine museum 13 Piazza Vigliena o Quattro Canti 9 Passeggiata Mura delle Cattive 13 Chiesa di San Matteo, Church of St Matteo 9 Fontana del Cavalluccio marino 13 Palazzo Pretorio o delle Aquile 9 Loggiato di S.
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