One of Menfi’s top attractions is the remnants of a Swabian Castle with its polygonal tower. The Palazzo Pignatelli was erected during the 1600s and...

The Acqua Pia baths are located in Montevago. They are open from March to November and it is said that many ailments can be successfully...

Among the things to visit in Montevago is the Santuario della Madonna delle Grazie. Also of interest is the Mother Church, the Chiesa Santi Pietro...

The Mother Church in Santa Margherita di Belice is dedicated Santa Rosalia. It was built in 1600 and then restored in 1700. There are some...

Near Sambuca di Sicilia is the important archaeological site of Mount Adranone. Excavation work began in 1968 when a Greek town founded by Selinus settlers,...

The Church of the Immaculate Conception in Sambuca di Sicilia was built in the 14th Century. Other religious buildings in the town include the Church...

Among the historic buildings of Sambuca di Sicilia are the remnants of the castle. This was built by Emir Zabuth and later used as a...

The Palazzo Steripinto is one of most important buildings in Sciacca. It looks a bit like a fortress because of its square shape and battlements....

The Church of Carmine in Sciacca has a fine 13th Century rose window. It has an unusual 19th Century majolica dome. The church was rebuilt...

The Church of Santa Margherita dates back to the 13th Century. It was restored at the end of the 16th Century. The façade has a...

Palazzo Perollo in Sciacca dates back to the 15th Century. There are three Gothic two-light windows in the façade. There is also a small 18th...

The Palazzo Tagliavia in the town of Sciacca was built in the 19th Century in a Neo-Gothic style. This palace has a battlemented façade with...

The Torre di Pardo can be reached via the ancient Via Incisa in Sciacca. The name derives from Antonio Pardo, who was a rich noble...

The Palazzo Scaglione in Sciacca was built in the 18th Century. Today it houses a museum, where various objects are on display including works of...

The Church of St. Maria dell’Itria dominates the Noceto square in Sciacca. This rather austere structure, which was originally of the 14th Century, was once...

The church of Saint Domenico in the town of Sciacca was originally built in 1532 by the Dominican father Tommaso Fazello. It was rebuilt in...

The Church of San Michele, built by Count Peralta in 1370, was restored between 1632 and 1635. The façade is plain and has a framework...

The Town Hall and library of Sciacca was formerly a 17th Century Jesuit College. This elegant late Baroque style building has three rows of windows...

The Church of San Nicolò Latina is situated in the town of Sciacca. It was founded by Countess Juliet, who was the daughter of Roger...

The Duomo in Sciacca is of Norman origin. Today, of the original structure, only the outer walls of the three apses have survived. It was...