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Campobello di Mazara is a pleasant town that arose in a rural environment. A symbol of legality and urban rebirth, a mural dedicated to Peppino Impastato, a journalist killed by Cosa Nostra in 1978, was inaugurated in Via Mare.

beautiful, relaxed ride off the beaten track

Partly sandy path that runs along the sea just before Trefontane

Small village with few souls, but a beautiful tourist location

The only surviving element of the oldest convent complex of Partanna is the tall soaring bell tower, now isolated, which serves as a clock tower; it was added in 1650, almost two centuries after the church of Santa Maria della Catena extra moenia was entrusted to the Franciscans (1484), next to which the friars had built their convent in 1523. Of the church which was renovated in the 18th century (1765), after the demolition in 1968, there remain pieces of stucco walls and part of the apse area. The bell tower houses the statues of Saint Francis of Assisi and the Immaculate Conception in two eighteenth-century niches. The pyramidal spire was rebuilt in the 1990s.

The Sanctuary, located in Contrada Montagna, is a modern elliptical building in reinforced concrete built in 1980 based on a design by the architect Baldassare Antonimi. It stands on the ruins of the nineteenth-century church dedicated to the Madonna della Libera, which collapsed following the earthquake of January 1968. The dedication is due to the "ficarara", families who dedicated themselves to the preparation of dried figs in the summer and who gathered in prayer in this small rock church, originally born as a vow to the Virgin and as a hope for liberation from evil spirits. The architectural structure of the Sanctuary proposes in the curved lines of the structure the shape of two arms which, resting on the ground, join their hands towards the sky as a sign of prayer.

The beautiful promenade of Mazara del Vallo

Because Sicilians basically know which side to take