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The church was built in the 17th century, but the facade was later removed. The church's construction was prompted by the end of the plague and the discovery of the body of Saint Rosalia on Monte Pellegrino near Palermo. At that time, many Sicilian cities adopted Rosalia as their patron saint, including Agrigento.

The church was built in the 17th century in the Baroque style, but the facade was later removed. The church's construction commemorated the end of the plague and the discovery of the body of Saint Rosalia on Monte Pellegrino near Palermo. At that time, many Sicilian cities adopted Rosalia as their patron saint, including Agrigento.

A stroll along Via Atenea is quite charming, especially when the shops are open. Unfortunately, much of it is in need of renovation, but that can also have its own charm.

This basilica in the heart of Agrigento is a baroque church with an elegant façade and interiors richly decorated with stucco and works of art.

A few cafes on the main street. Good place to get something to eat and drink even in winter.

Aragona is not the prettiest village on the Magna Via but it is comparatively large and there are several restaurants and bars to stop at. Almost everyone goes to "la botte del Pellegrino" where there is a special menu for hikers.

The medieval nucleus preserves the tortuous layout of the streets typical of Arab cities.