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Suggestive rock formations inside the Ronza park nature reserve

Romanesque-Norman castle from the 12th century AD It is normally closed, but to the left of the entrance gate, a fence allows access.

Large park containing a nursery and a large equipped area (among the largest in Sicily). Inside the park there is also an area with games, animals and various types of services.

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.

Lake Olivo is an artificial lake, formed following the construction of a dam in the 1980s. Despite its large size, the water level is generally low, but this does not mean that the surrounding landscape is of enchanting beauty.

Mazzarino, a small Sicilian town, rises on the plateaus of the Erei mountains, in the south-eastern area of the Nissena province, near the Gela plain. The town is known for its castle, 'U Cannuni, a 12th century fortress of Norman origin. Once the residence of the counts of Mazarin, the castle preserves a cylindrical tower and remains of walls, witnesses of its ancient grandeur and importance.

Barrafranca, located in the free municipal consortium of Enna, is immersed in the hills of the Erei mountains, between the Tardara and Braemi rivers. Rich in history, it probably dates back to the ancient Hibla Heraia, passing through various names up to its current name, probably deriving from Francesco Barresi in the 13th century. The town boasts the Mother Church from 1728, with valuable stuccoes and works of art.