Religion museums in Palermo

The Museo Diocesano (MUDIPA or Diocesan Museum of Palermo) is a museum in Palermo that is housed in some rooms of the Archbishop's Palace (the Palazzo Arcivescovile). The museum was founded in 1927 by Archbishop Alessandro Lualdi. After decades of closure for restoration and archaeological research

Palazzo Abatellis (Palazzo Patella) is a palace in Palermo that is home to the Museo Regionale Abatellis (the Galleria Regionale della Sicilia), the Gallery of Art for the Sicilian region. The palazzo is an example of Gothic-Catalan architecture that was designed in the 15th century by Matteo Carnel

The Palazzo Bonocore was restored by the Superintendence for cultural heritage of Palermo and now hosts an exhibition showcasing the Greek-Albanian and Latin liturgical tradition in Sicily. This exhibition provides a unique insight into the diverse cultural influences that have shaped Sicily's rich history, making it a worthwhile visit for tourists interested in culture and history.

The Museo Archeologico Regionale Antonino Salinas is an archaeological museum in Palermo. The museum shows archaeological finds from Carthaginian and Greek settlements in mainly western Sicily from prehistoric times to the Late Roman period and is named after the Sicilian archaeologist Antonino Sali

The Archivio Storico Comunale is the city archives of Palermo that keeps the archives of the municipal administration of Palermo from the end of the 13th century to the year 1957. The first regulations for archiving date back to 1320, since 1463 the Archivio has an archive room in the town hall. The