The most famous market in Palermo is the Vucciria market.
Palermo's historical ties with the Arab world and it's
proximity to North Africa add to it's amazing array of
colourful fruits, vegetables, meats and fish, with vendors
noisily telling anyone who will listen about their many
bargains of the day!! As well as all the vendors, we happened on a photographer taking pictures of a young ballerina! As we were there on a Sunday, we also had the opportunity to witness a family taking their young daughter to the church beside the market for her first communion!!!
Welcome to my blog! I would like to share with you my love of travel, fashion and healthy lifestyle! Over the more than 50 years as director and owner of Cameo Models, I have accumulated knowledge that I would love to share with you! I hope that you will follow my new journey and I would enjoy hearing from you with regards to any suggestions you may have!!!
Wednesday, 24 May 2017
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