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Santa Rosalia Festival

  • Santa Rosalia in an 18th century
painting

    This "little" festival (festino) has been celebrating the memory of Palermo's patron saint, Santa Rosalia, for nearly 400 years! Massive parades and processions take over the historical centre of the city and there's an evening of fireworks and music on the last day.

    • When: Jul 2009 (annual)
    • Where: Palermo

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