Cortile D'Arimatea

Locanda Sette Fate takes its name from the little square it overlooks, where stands one of the best preserved water towers in the city. The Piazzetta Sette Fate is remembered in many stories and popular legends, including one of Giuseppe Pitre, where he tells of seven beautiful women who appeared during night to kidnap men and take them to magical and mysterious places. The recent renovation of the building has left unchanged the stone structure of the small village. You enter from the iron gate and, through a small green path, you enter the reception area, warm and welcoming as the ancient culture of Sicilian hospitality. We are in the heart of the historic center of Palermo, in the Albergheria Mandatory and at the center of the Arab - Norman route declared a UNESCO world heritage site. . In a few minutes you can reach by foot: the Ballaro market, the most evocative and multi-ethnic of the historic markets of Palermo; the Cathedral and the Palazzo dei Normanni;