The “Goethehaus” apartment is located in a small, quiet alley in the trendy old town district of “Kalsa”, close to “Cala” harbour and the “Foro Italia” promenade, and features a spacious terrace with a jacuzzi. Here in the centre of the old town, there are numerous restaurants and bars, and all the sights are within walking distance.

Goethehaus is inspired by Goethe’s Italian Journey, where art, memories and thoughts create a special atmosphere. It is the ideal starting point for an authentic and relaxed Palermo experience in the footsteps of the poet.

The apartment is located on the upper floor of a two-storey residential building. You enter the apartment through an entrance area that is used as a dining room. In addition to a dining table with four chairs, there is a small table with two cocktail chairs. From there, you enter a small, fully equipped kitchen. A door leads to a hallway from which the two bedrooms are accessed, each equipped with a double bed, smart TV and en-suite shower room. One of the bedrooms and the dining room offer access to a small balcony. From the dining area, a staircase leads up to a guest toilet and the sunny terrace, which is equipped with a dining table and sun loungers. The highlight is a four-person jacuzzi.

The holiday flat is equipped with air conditioning for cooling and heating.

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Palermo – The most exciting city in Italy

“Palermo is noisy and chaotic!” they say. Is that a fact? Maybe it is right next to the motorway, but who wants to take a holiday there!? Certainly not our guests, who can choose from a range of luxury and well soundproofed apartments in the very centre of town.

Amongst European cities of its size, nowhere is a trendier pick for a city break or culture-filled getaway than Palermo. As the city sheds the old cliches of the twentieth century, travellers are thronging to the four historic neighbourhoods that make up its old town, its leafy boulevards and buzzing piazzas, and the newly-pedestrianised thoroughfares that are its main arteries.

The old town district of La Loggia even has its own marina, known as La Cala:

We can’t believe any city in Italy has changed more than Palermo over the past 20 years, so if you’re still picturing the old cliches of crime and chaos, you’ve got to come and see for yourself what everyone’s talking about.

Palermo is the perfect base for a winter holiday in Sicily. The summer tourists thin out noticeably by mid-October, but the weather is still glorious right up to Christmas. Even in January, the sun shines here for an average of four hours a day. Beat the crowds and discover the real Palermo with a winter getaway in the Mediterranean.