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The Theatre
Curtains up. In Palermo, drama is a cherished art form - and we wanted to stage our play, too. The Bottega is our stage, but also a foyer where you can enjoy yourself. You can sit on the old velvet seats restored for the occasion, look behind the big blue curtain that reveals the actors: our handmade shoes. Here, between original traditional pieces, such as papier-mâché masks from the 50s and an old puppet from the 40s, the atmosphere will take you back in time. Round the corner, the immense Politeama Theatre. Come and visit us.
OPENING HOURS
Tuesday - Saturday10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
4:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Sunday and Monday
Closed
Palermo
Via Gaetano Daita, 2690139 Palermo
T: (+39) 091 7658652
E: bottega.palermo@velasca.com
Privacy policy
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HOW TO GET THERE
Bus 101, 102, 104,108, 731, 806
MAKE AN APPOINTMENT
In this Bottega you can visit us by making an appointment from Tuesday to Friday, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. Check the calendar and book your visit.
You can also book by: writing to hello@velasca.com or calling +46 10551 62 10
The Velasca experience
TryTry on as many shoes as you like. All the better for finding the right size.
ChooseChoose to purchase shoes, either at our Bottegas, or from our online shop.
EnjoyEnjoy the Velasca hospitality, from beginning to end.
Change in storeWant to change shoes you bought at a Bottega? You can from Mon to Fri.
Come visit us
We chat about the society we live in, from the famous stories to the secret ones, always keeping an eye on the city of Palermo.
The simplicity of greatness. Andrea Camilleri, an ironic storyteller
White-haired, like old sages, blind like Homer, the father of all storytellers. Stories ran through Camilleri's veins: it was embedded within the cultural heritage of his native Sicily, land of puppeteers and puppeteer-songwriters, and before that of Magna Graecia, land of the aoidoi, divine singers.
Read the story >
