In the centre of the "new town" the square is flanked by the Church of Santa Maria delle Grazie, with an attractive curvilinear facade and the town theatre in the neoclassical style. From this square the Via Cancelleri departs, flanked de a..

Here is a museum you would not want to be found in! But there is a reason: during the First World War, Vittoria had a camp for Hungarian prisoners who maintained excellent relationships with the local populace. The camp has now been converted into a ..

Dedicated to St John the Baptist, this church was built in 1695 and has a linear facade with three doorways and two small lateral domes. The interior is richly decorated with neoclassical friezes in stucco and shines in blues, whites and gold. In the..

The museum is set up in the castle buildings of the Countess (which were once converted into a prison), it contains a stunning collection of objects used for stage effects in the theatre and the production of illusions of wind or of hailstorms... Tra..

Archaeologists discovered the relics of a temple devoted to Athena (now part of the museum set up in the 19C farm), a section of the main street (decumanus) including the agora, the portico of the covered market and a Hellenic era residential area.