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The ochre neoclassical facade of Palazzo Bonocore on Piazza Pretoria in Palermo.
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Palazzo Bonocore

Palazzo Bonocore stands on Piazza Pretoria in Palermo, facing the Fontana Pretoria. Built in the late 16th century and given a neoclassical upper facade in the 19th, it takes its name from the banker Salvatore Bonocore, who bought it in 1875. Its frescoed piano nobile holds Palermo Felicissima, a multimedia exhibition on the city's Belle Époque.

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Mon09:30–20:30
Tue09:30–20:30
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Thu09:30–20:30
Fri09:30–20:30
Sat09:30–20:30
Sun09:30–20:30

Tickets for Palazzo Bonocore

Entry Ticket + Audio Guide App

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  • Sicily audio guide app
  • Access to exhibition "Palermo Felicissima"
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