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1. Castello di Caccamo
A visit to this fantastic castle, the biggest in Sicily and one of the grandest in all of Italy, is like stepping into the Middle...Read More
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2. Palazzo Reale
Near Palazzo RealeThis historic palace, also called Palazzo dei Normanni (Norman Palace), was the seat of Sicily's semiautonomous rulers for centuries; the building is a fascinating mesh...Read More
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3. Castello di Lombardia
Enna's narrow, winding streets are dominated at one end by the impressive cliff-hanging Castello di Lombardia, rebuilt by Frederick II to create an expansive summer...Read More
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4. Castello di Milazzo
It is common to see castles along Sicily's coastline as the Normans used them to defend the island from invaders throughout the Middle Ages. Castello...Read More
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5. Castello di Palazzolo Acreide o Rocca di Castelmezzano
Originally from the early 800s, today this castle is mostly in ruins, but if you follow the well-constructed paths that wind through it, you can...Read More
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6. Castello di Sperlinga
Sperlinga's Norman castle is built from the foundations of a rocky outcrop. This kind of construction is rare, and since no one can quite figure...Read More
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7. Castello di Venere
Built over an ancient temple dedicated to Venus (hence the name), the ruined Castello di Venere dates from Norman times and is erected in a...Read More
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8. Castello di Ventimiglia
This impressive castle fortress was built in 1316 by the Ventimiglia family. With its four imposing watchtower structures, it was once the center of Castelbuono...Read More
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9. Castello Maniace
OrtygiaThe southern tip of Ortigia island is occupied by this castle built by Frederick II (1194–1250), from which there are fine sea views (until recently,...Read More
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10. Castello Normanno
Built from basalt (the black lava stone of the area), this fortress sits high on a cliff jutting out into the Ionian Sea above a...Read More
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11. Palazzo Bonelli Patanè
Quite plain on the outside, it's easy to walk straight past this gem. But if you venture inside, you'll be overwhelmed by the opulence of...Read More
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12. Palazzo Bongiorno
The best way to experience Gangi is by walking through its historical center and evocative ancient streets. Walk along the Corso Umberto I and Via...Read More
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13. Palazzo Castelluccio
This long-abandoned palazzo (originally built in the 18th century) has recently been restored by French journalist and filmmaker Jean-Louis Remileux. If you want an idea...Read More
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14. Palazzo Ducezio
Designed by architect Vincenzo Sinatra in the 17th century, Palazzo Ducezio is still a sight to behold. You can visit both of its two floors,...Read More
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15. Palazzo Nicolaci di Villadorata
For a rare insight into the lifestyle of social climbers in the 18th century, this palace is a must-see. It contains about 90 rooms belonging...Read More
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