Palazzo Brunaccini

Photo © Julia Bähr

Palazzo Brunaccini is a small ruhoasis in the middle of the lively old town of Palermo. The Palazzo was once owned by Princess Lucrezia Brunaccini and a touch of nobility is still preserved by the antique furniture and paintings. The location of the hotel could not be more central, one is only a few steps away from the legendary Ballaró street market as well as from all historical Must Sees. So if you want to immerse yourself in the real hustle and bustle of Palermo, stroll around and enjoy the authentic charm of the city, you’ve come to the right place.

AddressPiazzetta Lucrezia Brunaccini 9
90139 Palermo
Phone+39 091 586904
WebsiteWebsite
Pricedouble from 75 €

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