Warm and Friendly City Of Palermo

Palermo is the administrative center of Sicily and the largest city of the northwestern Italian coast. Located directly at the foot of the San Pellegrino Mountain, the city is a very beautiful place, which breathes with romance. You are able to feel it, for example, when you are travelling by car, rent in Palermo Airport Punta Raisi.
During the reign of the Saracens, in 831, Palermo began to develop as a commercial center of Sicily. Here ruled the Vikings and French, and during the last six centuries- the Spaniards ruled on this land. The city was handed over to the Italian rulers only in 1860.
The Second World War brought Palermo the worst destruction, although, today the city attracts great attention from travelers all over the world, precisely because of what is left after the war.
In addition, a pleasant Mediterranean climate provides people with a very short winter and a long warm summer that is why you will always meet tourists in Palermo. There is practically no rain and intense heat. Most visitors feel very comfortable in the city, because the weather is always fair and does not require taking extra warm clothes, umbrellas and raincoats.
Here are some advices for those, who are planning to come to Palermo.
However, today, the pizza is no longer the same, because, during a long time, the recipe has undergone various culinary changes, although the pizza is still very tasty. Tourists can buy pizza in a cafe, or directly on the street in open trays.
Via Libertà street is a paradise for fashionable people, who are having a desire to buy shoes or clothes made by Italian designers.
If the main desire is the beach rest, comfortable swimming in the sea and swarthy tan, then it is definitely worthwhile to go here in summer, in June – August, or even in September. June and September are ideal for those who prefer not too hot weather, slightly cool or just warm water, as well as relatively quiet beaches and streets. The average temperature at this time ranges between +25 – +30C. At this time the Sicilian beaches are filled mainly by local residents or Europeans, who eager for a relaxing holiday. If you are not going to swim, then you should come to Palermo in March, April or November.