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Also known as Montelepre Castle, it is the small town's main monument. Built in the 15th century by order of the Archbishop of Monreale, Giovanni Ventimiglia, to defend the fiefdom of Munkilebi.

Not exactly easy descent towards Calatubo Castle. The surface, initially beaten, after a couple of hundred meters becomes natural and in some sections rough

In the center of the great Calatubo valley, stands a solitary fortress about one hundred and fifty meters high, on top of which the Castle sits. The fortress appears inaccessible to those coming from the sea, although, in reality, it can be reached from the south-west side which has a sloping surface. The fortress, due to its position, has always been a strategic point in which to retreat to protect oneself against possible attackers. In ancient times, it was a garrisoned site during the period of Greek colonization in Sicily and then a military outpost in the Roman, Byzantine and Norman periods, making it a fortified and strategic outpost for territorial and road control. With the Arab domination, the castle no longer had a military function and was used as a residence and farm, to support the vast fiefdom, by the various nobles who followed one another as owners.

Segment of the SS113 that connects the cities of Alcamo and Partinico, chosen as a playground for the pedalers of the two districts

The Calatubo castle is an ancient fortress that rises in the surroundings of Alcamo, in the province of Trapani. The site, which has very ancient frequentations, with the remains of an Elymian settlement and a necropolis, has undergone various alterations over the centuries.