What you'll hear inside Capuchin Catacombs:

• 1
  Capuchin Friars' Corridor

  The Capuchin Friars' Corridor is the oldest section of Palermo's catacombs, housing mummified monks of the Capuchin order displayed in their distinctive robes.

• 2
  Corridor of the Priests

  The Corredor de los sacerdotes is one of the principal galleries within Palermo's catacombs, built shortly after the oldest section reserved for Capuchin friars.

• 3
  Women's Corridor

  The Corridor of Women is one of five main passages through the catacombs, running perpendicular to the Men's and Professionals' corridors.

• 4
  Men's Corridor

  The Corredor de los Hombres is one of five principal passages in Palermo's catacombs, created to house the remains of the city's emerging merchant class.

• 5
  Corridor of the Professionals

  The Corredor de los Profesionales is one of five passages within Palermo's catacombs, reserved exclusively for prominent figures from the city's civil and military history.

• 6
  Niche of the Children

  The Nicho de los niños is a distinctive section in the catacombs of Palermo, situated at one end of the priests' corridor.

• 7
  Rosalia Lombardo Display

  Rosalía Lombardo's glass and steel case stands as the most striking display within the Capuchin Catacombs—a sealed chamber containing the remarkably preserved body of a girl who died in 1920.

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  Giuseppe Grimau Sepulchral Monument

  Giuseppe Grimau's sepulchral monument stands as one of the most striking features within the Capuchin Catacombs of Palermo, positioned at the end of the first corridor on the right.

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  Main Drain

  The Coladero principal is the chamber within Palermo's catacombs where bodies underwent the desiccation process essential to the preservation method employed here.