
Oratorio di San Lorenzo
Palermo • Historical Sites
Integrate a visit to the Oratorio di San Lorenzo into a day exploring Palermo's Baroque treasures.


A Baroque square showcasing artistic facades and ideal symmetry at the intersection of Palermo's main thoroughfares.
Located at the intersection of Via Vittorio Emanuele and another major street, Quattro Canti serves as a striking example of Baroque urban planning. This octagonal square features concave facades adorned with fountains and statues, each representing the four seasons, Spanish kings, and Palermo's patron saints. Designed in the early 17th century, it offers visitors a chance to appreciate its intricate details, especially during daylight hours. The symmetry and artistic elements make it a notable spot for those interested in historical architecture.
Via Vittorio Emanuele, 90134 Palermo PA, Italy
Best visited during daylight to appreciate the intricate details of the facades.
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