This watch-tower from the 13C was used by Maltese knights in the 15C and became a bell-tower in the 17C with the advent of the church. In a Gothic-Norman style and it has ogival arcades at street level shaped like porticos and elegant gemeled trefoil..

This enormous palace was built in the 18C by one of the large noble families in the area, the Bongiornos. Spread over several floors, the palace harbours elegant trompe-l'oeil paintings by Gaspare Fumagalli, a Roman painter who worked in Palermo in t..

Dominated by Ventimiglia tower, this is the main square of the small town. In one of the corners a small cave shelters the lion fountain dated from 1931.

Build in the 17C, this church contains a number of valuable items such as the masterpiece The Last judgement , by Giuseppe Salerno who was one of two painters nicknamed "shaky" (the first was Gaspare Bazzano who really did have a limp). ..

This church has preserved a wood crucifix by Fra' Umile da Petralia and a Climb to Calvary by Giuseppe Salerno which uses the same theme as Raphael's Spasimo di Sicilia .

This church has which was a Benedictine hospice in the 15C has retained its campanile from that period which is lightened by gemeled windows. The church's façade is enriched with a beautiful portal decorated with low reliefs. Inside, you will find wo..

Bordered by Saint-Paul's church (16C) with its beautiful portal decorated with low reliefs and by the abbey church (18C) in bare stone which matches its denuded style, this square is a good place to start a wander around the town.

A deaf-and-dumb man miraculously regained his ability to talk (and his ability to hear we assume) whilst looking at an image of Christ on a stone. This was of course cause to immediately build a church at the site of the miracle which today welcomes ..