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The Palazzo dei Signori Pennisi, the former noble owners of the mine, can only be visited by reservation with a guide.

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A big stink, but truly unique!

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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.

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The Parco della Ronza is a protected natural area located on the hills that separate the two cities. This area is characterized by breathtaking natural beauty, with hilly landscapes, lush forests and a rich flora and fauna. It is an ideal place for nature lovers and for those seeking a relaxing break from the rush of urban life. The history of Parco della Ronza dates back to ancient times, with traces of human settlements dating back to prehistoric times. During the Roman period, this area may have been used for agricultural purposes or as pasture for livestock. Over the centuries, it has probably been subject to exploitation and changes, but fortunately it has been preserved as a natural oasis. Today, the Parco della Ronza is managed as a protected area, offering a variety of recreational activities for visitors. You can explore the trails that criss-cross the park, marvel at the local flora and fauna and enjoy magnificent panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. You can also find picnic areas and camping areas, allowing you to spend more time in nature. Parco della Ronza is also known for its archaeological sites, such as the ancient necropolis and Roman ruins that are located nearby. These historic sites add further charm and interest to the park, offering the chance to combine nature and history in one experience. In summary, the Parco della Ronza is a fascinating place that combines natural beauty, history and outdoor activities. It is an oasis of tranquility and beauty that invites visitors to explore and enjoy the wonder of nature.

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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 services of various kinds.

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Inside the park we also find a large aviary in which there are various species of birds, there are also fences where Tibetan goats, wild boars, fallow deer and other species of animals are housed, then there is an artificial lake and a tub with turtles inside, all in tune and harmony with the surrounding environment. Parco Ronza offers visitors the opportunity to spend a carefree day outdoors in contact with nature and children the opportunity to run around and play in complete tranquillity. In just a few years, the Ronza Park, diligently managed by the Department of State Forestry Regional Companies of Sicily, has become a point of reference for many Sicilians who intend to spend a day away from the chaos and noise of the city. Source: siciliainfoto.it

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Between Enna and Piazza Armerina we find one of the largest equipped green areas in Sicily "Il Parco Ronza" easily reachable from the A19 Palermo-Catania, exit at the Mulinello junction and continue for about 22 km towards Piazza Armerina on the left we find the indication Parco Ronza and a large parking area from which the Ronza Park is accessed through a forest gate. The Ronza Park is divided into various zones, there are areas equipped with barbecues, tables and benches in wood or stone where it is possible to roast meat, artichokes or other things and to have meals, there are areas equipped for the little ones with slides, swings, rocking chairs and optical games, all surrounded by pine and eucalyptus trees. Source: siciliainfoto.it

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Here the ruins of the Benedictine dormitory dedicated to San Giovanni Evangelista, built on an ancient settlement dating back to the Greek era, are still clearly visible. The monastery, which represents the last settlement on Monte Rossomanno, remained active until 1850. The site was then abandoned following the killing of the last hermit in an attempted robbery that took place in that year. Since then, the church and convent have fallen into a total state of decay and ruin (so you have to pay attention if you want to visit them from the inside)

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