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This staircase is a must-see. It connects the upper town with the lower town.

The last major public work using ceramics was the cladding of the front of the steps of the famous Maria SS. del Monte staircase, created in the 1950s by the Caltagirone Art School under the direction of Prof. Antonino Ragona.

The Palace dates back to a period before the earthquake of 1693, when most of the city's buildings were destroyed. The palace belonged to the Crescimanno counts and over the centuries it hosted illustrious personalities such as Ferdinand II of Bourbon and other nobles who visited Caltagirone.

Stairway that has connected the old part of the city (lower) with the new part (upper) since 1600.

Mirabella Imbaccari ('Mirabbeḍḍa', in dialect) has origins in the name given in 1610 by Giuseppe Paternò in honor of his wife Eleonora Mirabella. The municipality has historical links with the ancient Sican city of Imachara. The town is rich in architectural heritage, including the Church of Santa Maria delle Grazie, in Sicilian-baroque style, and the Palazzo Biscari, which was once the ancient dominant manor in the town. The main square was restored in 2014, embellished with the War Memorial.

Beautiful staircase entirely decorated with ceramic tiles from Caltagirone, very famous for the typical workmanship of the decorations. A visit to the Ceramics Museum is a must in whose rooms objects ranging from the 4th century BC are exhibited. C. until the eighteenth century; if you feel like buying some local ceramic object you will have no problem finding the right object for you by visiting the numerous artisan shops in the historic centre. Vases, plates and original creations made with local clay and with the genius of the Caltagirone artisans

Ancient bridge of Caltagirone

Miniature Caltagirone nativity scene