Villa Filippina, Palermo

Coordinates: 38°07′15″N 13°21′06″E / 38.12072°N 13.35174°E / 38.12072; 13.35174
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Villa Filippina is presently an urban public park and host to various cultural events, with one entrance on Via Villa Filippina, facing the park in front of San Francesco di Paola, in Palermo, region of Sicily, Italy.

History

The site was conceived as a large cloister for the

Carlo Borromeo. At the start or the 20th-century, the courtyard contained a movie theater and an arena. There are presently performances in the space, with a planetarium and astronomy museum now occupying the old cinema.[1]

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38°07′15″N 13°21′06″E / 38.12072°N 13.35174°E / 38.12072; 13.35174