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The Castello di Lombardia in Enna is one of the largest and most important fortresses in Sicily. It sits strategically atop a high plateau and combines Norman, Hohenstaufen, and Aragonese architectural elements. From its towers, there are sweeping views across the island.

The castle is open, but there's not much to see inside. In my opinion, the entrance fee isn't worth it. The beautiful view is better enjoyed from the Rocca behind it. It's also free 😉

A very suggestive place, a route that is simple in sections with two very challenging climbs and an extremely steep descent.

The castle is still closed :(

Unfortunately, the castle is often shrouded in fog. But that gives it a very mystical impression! When the fog clears you have a great view.

A castle in a state of abandonment but located in a wonderful environment, surrounded by greenery and of great visual impact.

Pietraperzia, in Sicily, is a municipality known for its rich history and significant monuments. Once inhabited by the Sicani and then by the Siculi, it offers evidence of the Norman era such as the Norman Castle, built by the Barresi family. Other places of interest include the church of Santa Maria Maggiore, which houses sarcophagi made by Antonello Gagini, and the former Dominican convent, now used as municipal offices.

The Castle of Gresti dates back to the 14th century and unfortunately today it is in a state of semi-abandonment. The Castle stands on the suggestive Pietratagliata: a quartzarenite cliff that stands out in the valley perpendicularly to the Gresti river. The cliff is so vertical to give the impression of being a single, gigantic stone cut by a supernatural hand.