Districts
The oldest area of the city, the real historical center, divided into the four historical districts. The area, once crossed by the two rivers Kemonia and Papireto , is currently totally urbanized with a slight slope towards the sea.
Inhabitants: 21.489
Dimensions: 249,7 hectare
1. Tribunale-Castellammare
2. Palazzo Reale-Monte di Pietà
Tribunali o Kalsa
Castellammare o Loggia
Palazzo Reale o Albergaria
Monte di Pietà o Seralcadi
Represents the part of the city between the suburbs and the historic center.
Represents the southernmost area of the city.
Inside the district there is the main industrial area of Palermo: Brancaccio
The area preserves the last green areas of the Conca d'oro which are cultivated with citrus fruits and other fruit trees. The constituency is cut by the course of the Oreto River .
The circumscription develops at the foot of the Monte Grifone .
Inhabitants: 74.450
Dimensions: 2139,0 hectare
3. Oreto-Stazione
12. Brancaccio-Ciaculli
11. Settecannoli
Corso dei Mille-Sant'Erasmo
Brancaccio-Conte Federico
Ciaculli-Croce Verde. Settecannoli
Roccella-Acqua dei Corsari
It includes the large area at the foot of Monte Grifone , a large part of it is still agricultural.
Inhabitants: 77.068
Dimensions: 2034,7 hectare
3. Oreto-Stazione (parte)
13. Villagrazia-Falsomiele
Oreto-Perez
Oreto-Guadagna
Falsomiele-Borgo Ulivia
Bonagia
Chiavelli-Santa Maria di Gesù
Villagrazia
In the road that connects the city of Palermo to the city of Monreale , once an open countryside, numerous and populous neighborhoods have sprung up.
Inhabitants: 112.158
Dimensions: 2616,3 hectare
5. Cuba-Calatafimi
4. Montegrappa-Santa Rosalia
15. Altarello
14. Mezzomonreale-Villatasca
16. Boccadifalco
Cuba-Calatafimi
Montegrappa
Santa Rosalia
Altarello-Tasca Lanza
Villa Tasca
Mezzomonreale
Boccadifalco-Baida
It includes two fairly distinct areas, one the Zisa born as an imperial hunting area during the reign of Frederick II; the second, however, is newly built.
Inhabitants: 120.885
Dimensions: 1753,1 hectare
6. Zisa
17. Uditore-Passo di Rigano
7. Noce
18. Borgo Nuovo
Zisa-Ingastone
Zisa-Quattrocamere
Olivuzza
Leonardo da Vinci-Di Blasi
Uditore
Passo di Rigano
Parlatore-Serradifalco
Noce
Borgo Nuovo
Part of the Palermo North born practically all in the seventies and eighties.
Inhabitants: 78.548
Dimensions: 2390,0 hectare
19. Cruillas-San Giovanni Apostolo
20. Resuttana-San Lorenzo
San Giovanni Apostolo
Cruillas
Resuttana
San Lorenzo
The northernmost area of the city includes the Monte Pellegrino and Monte Gallo and the stretches of coast at their foot.
Inhabitants: 74.330
Dimensions: 3295,5 ettari
25. Arenella-Vergine Maria
23. Pallavicino
21. Tommaso Natale-Sferracavallo
22. Partanna-Mondello
Arenella
Vergine Maria
Patti-Villaggio Ruffini
Pallavicino
San Filippo Neri
Tommaso Natale-Cardillo
Sferracavallo
Partanna-Mondello
A few steps from the historic center, a large part of it was built between 800'and 900 '.
Inhabitants: 127.794
Dimensions: 1532,7 hectare
10. Politeama
9. Libertà
24. Montepellegrino
8. Malaspina-Palagonia
Borgo Vecchio-Principe di Scordia
Croci-Ruggero Settimo
San Francesco di Paola-Terrasanta
Notarbartolo-Giardino Inglese
Villa Sperlinga
Vittorio Veneto
Marchese di Villabianca-Sampolo
Cantieri
Monte Pellegrino
Acquasanta
Malaspina-Leonardo da Vinci
Principe di Palagonia