Piazza Pretoria

Plaza Pretoria is a combination of fashion and history in Palermo, with lots of surrounding historic buildings in similar classical styles, and lots of very fashionable brand shops and cafes to travel freely

In the square of Pretoria, there is a group of large sculpture fountains, which were originally bought by the Sicilian government in Tuscany, so the style of this group of fountains is not consistent with the local conservative style, and they are all more generous styles.

Plaza Pretoria, here is the Pretoria fountain, this fountain is bought by the Sicilian government from Tuscany, the art of the north is really more obvious, the realism, Sicily is still quite conservative.

The square in Pretoria in Sicily is not very big. There is a famous fountain in this small square. There is free wifi in the square. There are four corners nearby. There are many tourists. Opposite the square is the police station. The other side of the square is facing a church and you can visit it. In the afternoon, there are some small vendors near the square selling some backpacks, trinkets and so on. If you are not buying, it is best not to ask for the price, lest they chase you to pay you back.

We got off early in the morning and the train came to this square. We walked over. There were no people early in the morning. We took pictures around the fountain. Later, the police came a lot, and some tourists went up to take pictures, but were warned by the police not to sit on it.

Not the ideal world, but detachment. Shyness or wildness is not enough to describe it, simple with some clumsy, a little weirdly beautiful, and a personality that needs not to be understood. It is like a sloppy beast, never docile and boring, sometimes it is panicked, when you are in a good mood to perform a good show for you, more often, it is cloudy. Mysterious beast, it never "like" who, its hundreds of faces, you can only imagine it is an alien pet. The more inaccessible, the more you love it.