The Duchess of Palermo
The "Duchess of Palermo" most commonly refers to Nicoletta Polo Lanza Tomasi (the Duchess of Palma), who resides and hosts cultural and culinary experiences at the historic Palazzo Lanza Tomasi in Palermo, Sicily.
Nicoletta Lanza Tomasi
• Title & Role: Duchess of Palma (often associated with Palermo where she lives and works).
• Background: Originally from Venice, she is a former Russian interpreter and music festival organizer who moved to Sicily with her late husband, Gioacchino Lanza Tomasi (the adopted son and literary heir of The Leopard author Giuseppe Tomasi di Lampedusa).
• Palazzo Lanza Tomasi: She preserves and manages their 18th-century seaside palazzo overlooking the Bay of Palermo, which also operates as guest apartments (Butera 28).
• Cooking Classes: She hosts "A Day Cooking with the Duchess," starting with a morning market tour at Il Capo to select fresh local ingredients followed by a hands-on Sicilian cooking class inside the palace.
Alternative Reference: Princess Maria Carolina
• Princess Maria Carolina of Bourbon-Two Sicilies holds historical titles that include Duchess of Calabria and Palermo (born in 2003).
Nicoletta Lanza Tomasi
• Title & Role: Duchess of Palma (often associated with Palermo where she lives and works).
• Background: Originally from Venice, she is a former Russian interpreter and music festival organizer who moved to Sicily with her late husband, Gioacchino Lanza Tomasi (the adopted son and literary heir of The Leopard author Giuseppe Tomasi di Lampedusa).
• Palazzo Lanza Tomasi: She preserves and manages their 18th-century seaside palazzo overlooking the Bay of Palermo, which also operates as guest apartments (Butera 28).
• Cooking Classes: She hosts "A Day Cooking with the Duchess," starting with a morning market tour at Il Capo to select fresh local ingredients followed by a hands-on Sicilian cooking class inside the palace.
Alternative Reference: Princess Maria Carolina
• Princess Maria Carolina of Bourbon-Two Sicilies holds historical titles that include Duchess of Calabria and Palermo (born in 2003).
