Farm Palermo – Museum of World Citieso 2026
Ex Convento dei Crociferi, via Maqueda 206
Tuesday to Sunday, 10 AM – 8PM
Admission to all exhibitions and exhibition spaces

Enjoy the full Museum of the Cities of the World experience, with access to all exhibition spaces and pavilions hosting our exhibitions.One annual pass gives you unlimited access for an entire year.

Millo’s Cappella Sistina
The Sistine Chapel is a site-specific installation by Millo that brings together ten fragments from ten monumental murals created in ten different cities around the world. Removed from their original urban contexts and reunited in a single space, these large-scale works become a visual atlas of humanity, revealing how art can connect distant places, cultures, and communities through a shared language of imagination, hope, and coexistence.


REDROOM | MP5REDROOM
REDROOM reflects on relationships as the last possible refuge against collapse: while the city burns outside, a group of people finds protection in closeness, care, and shared presence. An artwork that transforms intimacy into a political act and mutual support into a form of resistance

KARIBU | Seb Toussaint
KARIBU (“welcome” in Swahili) is an artwork by Seb Toussaint celebrating hospitality, human connection, and the right of every person to belong. The mural invites us to imagine more open and inclusive cities, where diversity becomes a shared source of strength and opportunity.

Padiglione uuuudum
.uuuudum is an immersive installation by Morgana Orsetta Ghini and Luca Lagash that invites visitors to slow down, listen, and reconnect with themselves and others. A poetic and sensory space exploring the power of imagination, deep listening, and human relationships in an increasingly fast-paced world.

"Livable Cities require Peace, Freedom, and Rights"
This exhibition invites a collective reflection on the devastating consequences of war, lack of freedom, and the violation of human rights in today's cities. In the face of conflicts in Ukraine, the Middle East, and many other parts of the world, cities do not only die under bombs, but also under the weight of oppression and social injustice.

"A Platform for Change – Cities change because people make them change."
Cities are complex places, constantly evolving, where life stories intertwine, and urban challenges manifest in daily realities. Each city has its own identity, its own soul, responding to a multitude of needs, dreams, and expectations. But what makes a city truly successful? What makes it a desirable place to live, work, and grow?