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Arenella · Via Papa Sergio 1, 90142 Palermo PA (per Coliving.com; exact location shared after booking)

Former Tonnara Florio, Arenella, Palermo

Boutique seafront coliving in Arenella, a former fishing borgo on Palermo's north-east coast between the centre and Addaura. The listing describes five furnished apartments and up to 8 private bedrooms with sea-facing windows (the data sheet says 6 bedrooms, 6 bathrooms, 20 beds, 250 m² – figures conflict). Includes a gym, yoga space, billiards and bikes; meals offered. Host Andrea has been on Coliving.com since July 2025. Minimum stay one month. The listing has 12 reviews (4.8/5, Nov 2026); most of the 2026 ones come from students placed there by a partner organisation for summer internships, so expect a student crowd in summer.

Why it stands out

Sea-facing rooms in Arenella
Gym, yoga space and bikes
Fibre ~1 Gbps down

What you'll find

Meeting room
Kitchen
Terrace
Parking
Air conditioning
Bikes
Laundry
Yoga/wellness

Good for

Long stays
Nature lovers

Sources (1)

coliving.com/spaces/1td0btbh

Essentials

Prices: /month$393Coliving.com listing (Nov 2026), prices in USD: bed in a women-only twin room from $393/month, bed in a men-only twin room from $450, bed in a 3-bed mixed room from $562; private king room (20 m², private bathroom) and Klimt single room (40 m², private bathroom) from $786. Minimum stay 1 month; $113 (€100) security deposit; 30% of the first month due when booking.price seen November 2026
Internet: 1024 Mbps down / 140 Mbps up, per Coliving.com listing (Nov 2026)
Address: Via Papa Sergio 1, 90142 Palermo PA (per Coliving.com; exact location shared after booking)

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Last checked: November 2026

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What's around

Straight-line distances; walking times assume 4.5 km/h, so real routes take a little longer.

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Places we like in Palermo

Neighbourhoods
Politeama / Libertà
Palermo's 19th and 20th-century new town around Teatro Politeama and the tree-lined Via della Libertà: shops, offices and more modern apartment blocks than the old town, so lifts and reliable fibre are more likely. VERA coffice break, the café most often cited for laptop work in Palermo, is here, as is International House Palermo for Italian courses. Bus 806 runs along Via della Libertà to Mondello, and it is quieter at night than Vucciria or Kalsa.
- Group Italian course at International House Palermo: €220 a week (2025–26 price list).
- Palermo Centrale is about 25–30 minutes on foot.
- Asking rents in the Politeama zone average €11.9/m² a month (mercato-immobiliare.info, 2 November 2026).
April–June, September–October
Neighbourhoods
Vucciria / Loggia
Historic market quarter between Via Roma, La Cala harbour, Piazza Caracciolo and Via Argenteria. Gambero Rosso reported in July 2026 that the daytime market has largely gone, replaced by bars, outdoor tables and souvenir shops, and that at night this is one of Palermo's busiest and loudest nightlife zones. Taverna Azzurra, open since 1896, survives. You are minutes from Quattro Canti and the marina, but sleep and evening calls can suffer.
- Loud until late, especially Thursday to Saturday: ask about window insulation before booking.
- Old buildings with variable internet.
- Palermo Centrale and the Politeama area are both walkable.
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Kalsa
Historic quarter in the south-east of Palermo's old town, between Via Roma, the sea front and Via Lincoln. Antica Focacceria San Francesco, Friggitoria Chiluzzo and the wine bars of Piazza Sant'Anna are here, and Cioccolateria Lorenzo on Via del Quattro Aprile is one of the few cafés where blogs confirm laptop work is welcome. Palermo Centrale station, with its airport trains, is walkable, and so is the Foro Italico promenade for runs.
- Old buildings: internet varies from flat to flat, so ask the landlord for a speed test.
- Expect evening noise around Piazza Sant'Anna and Via Alloro.
- No beach within walking distance: Mondello is a bus ride away.
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