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Well sheltered, it is located near the docks of the large ferries

This mural is dedicated to the memory of Paolo Borsellino and Giovanni Falcone, two magistrates who were among the most active in the fight against the Mafia in Italy in the 1980s and 1990s. Both were killed by Cosa Nostra in 1992. This work of art, created by the will of the National Association of Magistrates on a wall of the "Gioieni-Trabia" Nautical Institute, overlooks the seaside village of Cala. It was created by Sicilian street artists Rosk and Loste with spray and paint and recalls two great Palermo artists.

In Palermo, a city located in Sicily, there are several murals dedicated to Giovanni Falcone and Paolo Borsellino, two Italian magistrates murdered by the mafia in the 90s. These murals are a tribute to their fight against organized crime and their dedication to justice. One of the best known murals is located in the Cala district, near the port of Palermo. It depicts the faces of Falcone and Borsellino, along with a message that recalls their sacrifice and their commitment to the fight against the mafia. This mural has become a symbol of hope and a commitment to the rule of law in the city.

Sea Horse Walking along Corso Vittorio Emanuele, just before arriving at Porta Felice, there is this small square dominated in the center by a fountain with the statue of the Cavallo Marino. This work of art was previously in the Ajutamicristo palace and only in 1864 it was moved to the place where it is today. It is the work of the Palermitan sculptor Ignazio Marabitti and was commissioned by the prince of Paternò. It represents a white marble horse that emerges from some rocks and which, together with the two little angels placed at its side, leans towards the fountain. The view of the fountain is very suggestive in the evening, when it is illuminated. Source: minube.it

Fontana del Cavallo Marino is located in Piazzetta Santo Spirito, on the site of the former Church of San Nicolò dei Latini, which, along with the surrounding buildings, was destroyed in the 1823 earthquake.

The Chiesa di San Giorgio dei Genovesi is located in the historic center of Palermo in the La Loggia district of La Cala. The church houses the tomb of the famous painter Sofonisba Anguissola, who was named after one of the craters on Mercury.

Obelisk of the Thirteen Victims (Obelisco alle Tredici Vittime). Obelisk erected in 1883 in memory of the Thirteen followers of the Church of Gancia. They were arrested by the Bourbon army for conspiracy to lead a revolt against the Bourbon monarchy and were shot without trial in the bastion of Porta San Giorgio.

The promenade along the harbor is the perfect place to walk or run, especially in the early hours of the day, just after sunrise, when peace and tranquility still reign.