3D’Oro Palermo

Casa 3D’Oro is part of Palazzo Landolina, an early 20th-century residence designed by Giovanni Tamburello, a pupil of Ernesto Basile. Located on a quiet street just off Via Libertà, it offers the calm of a residential setting with the convenience of being only a fifteen-minute walk from Palermo’s cathedral and the historic centre.

Inside, original features such as cement-tile flooring are paired with contemporary furnishings. The living room benefits from more than four metres of ceiling height with exposed beams, giving the space a sense of volume. Next to it lies a compact open kitchenette, well suited to breakfasts or light meals rather than ambitious cooking.

A small planted patio extends the living area outdoors, providing a discreet spot for a morning coffee or an evening glass of wine. The bathroom, finished entirely in resin, is straightforward and modern.

The main bedroom is bright and carefully arranged. A staircase leads to an open mezzanine with an additional bed. This upper level has no window and is therefore darker, making it best suited for occasional use.

Practical details add to the appeal: an independent entrance, easy street parking with a covered option directly opposite, and good connections with buses to the airport and Mondello beach from Via Libertà, only 150 metres away. A 24-hour supermarket is also within steps.

Casa 3D’Oro offers not grandeur but clarity. It is a quiet, well-designed apartment with a sense of place, ideal for travellers wanting to experience Palermo with ease and refinement.