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The rectangular stone façade of the Zisa with its blind arches, seen across the fountain steps with mountains behind.
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Zisa Palace

The Zisa Palace is a Norman summer palace begun around 1165 under King William I and finished under William II, built by Arab craftsmen outside the walls of medieval Palermo. Its name comes from the Arabic al-Aziza. Inside, the Fountain Hall keeps its muqarnas vault and mosaics, and the upper rooms house a museum of Islamic art.

Tickets for Zisa Palace

Entry Ticket

3 ★ 2

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  • Access to the castle
  • Downloadable digital audio guide (English and Italian)
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