Palazzo dei Normanni, Palermo
The Palazzo dei Normanni, the oldest royal palace in Europe still in use, rises over the Villa Bonanno park in Palermo, its Norman towers above later Renaissance facades.
Scenario: 7 November 2026 · 17:31 Europe/Rome
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The Palazzo dei Normanni, the oldest royal palace in Europe still in use, rises over the Villa Bonanno park in Palermo, its Norman towers above later Renaissance facades. Inside it houses the Cappella Palatina, Roger the Second's chapel of golden Byzantine mosaics, the summit of the Arab-Norman art recognised by UNESCO. At the retrieval for this scene, conditions were partly cloudy with a temperature of 18.7 °C, cloud cover of 47 percent and wind at 6.6 kilometres per hour.
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