Cassaro 261 is located in the heart of today's Corso Vittorio Emanuele, inside a completely renovated building with a lift. Corso Vittorio Emanuele is the main road axis of the city of Palermo, whose ancient Arabic name was "al Qasr", Cassaro, from which the B&B takes its name. The vocation of the Bed & Book, already on the logo, and the central location make it the ideal starting point to discover the history of Palermo and of Sicily, through the pages of books and international authors that we have made available to our guests. Many of the rooms have an enviable view, some on Corso Vittorio Emanuele through large windows or balconies that fill the rooms with natural light; others have a view on San Matteo Church, a fine example of Baroque Palermo-style, inside which there are works by Giacomo Serpotta, Vito D'Anna and Pietro Novelli. Each room has a bibliography on Sicily, its places, its rich culinary history, but not only. The books that you will find in your room and in the common areas refer to the theme of travel tout court, thanks to great authors who have been able to take us around this wonderful island, through their words. Pampering our guests is our passion, especially at breakfast time. For this reason, every morning at Cassaro 261 B&B we wish a sweet and healthy good morning. Hot drinks, croissants, jams, butter and nutella, juices and a little Sicilian surprise, different every day. On request, eggs or toast. Sicilian colors and flavors directly in your room or on the balcony to start a new adventure in Palermo, kissed by the sun. While staying at Cassaro 261 B&B, visitors can check out Santa Maria dell'Ammiraglio (La Martorana) (0.1 mi) and Chiesa del Gesu (0.2 mi), some of Palermo's top attractions. Should time allow, Norman Palace and Palatine Chapel, Cattedrale di Palermo, and Palazzo Conte Federico are some popular attractions that are within walking distance.