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The oldest area in Palermo is adjacent to Via Vittorio Emanuele, between the Norman and Cathedral Palace, its two largest tourist attractions.The city expanded in the port of Arabs in the 9th-19th centuries as the capital of the emirms in Sicily, a city of mosques and palaces equal to those in Baghdad and Cordoba.

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Tourist Attractions

Santa Mary of Jesus

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For, probably, the most beautiful view to Palermo and Conca D 'Oro, especially if you can see it in the morning light, go to the former minority monastery Santa Maria di Gesù, on the lower slopes of Monte Grifone.The beautiful original monastery has been preserved, and inside the church you will find the tomb of the founder, Bishop Beato del Gatto in Agrigento.A monk will guide you to Belvedere, where you can enjoy the beautiful sight.