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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 😉

The castle is still closed :(

The church is only open on May 3rd on the occasion of the feast of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross. Spectacular view of Etna and the Catania plain. I left my bike at the foot of the steps. https://centuripecittaimperiale.com/chiesa-del-calvario/

Adrano celebrates San Nicolò Politi on 2 - 3 - 4 August

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.

Located on a lava plateau overlooking the Simeto river valley, Adrano enjoys renowned agricultural production, including citrus fruits, olives, pistachios and vegetables. The etymology of the name Adrano is derived from the Latin "Adranon," in honor of the god of the same name. The first settlement dates back to 400 BC. and was founded by Dionysius I near an ancient temple dedicated to this divinity. In 344 BC, it was the scene of the famous Battle of Adranon between Leontini and Corinthians. Subsequently, it was subjected to Roman rule, going through a long period of decline. During the period of Arab domination, it became a powerful feudal village and under the Norman dynasty it transformed into a county of considerable importance, known as Adernò. Among the notable architectural structures to visit are the Norman Mother Church, the monastery of Santa Lucia and the church of Sant'Agostino, which houses an inlaid marble altar. Among the buildings of importance, the 14th century Catalan castle stands out, now used as an archaeological museum, and the Bellini theater from 1846, built in Art Nouveau style.

Castel di Judica (Jardineḍḍi, in dialect), is a municipality in the metropolitan city of Catania, in Sicily. Located on the slopes of Mount Iudica. Its origins date back to the archaic era and, during Arab rule, it was known as "Zotica". The mountain once housed a 17th century church dedicated to San Michele Arcangelo, of which today only the bell tower remains. Since 2022, it is part of the project of the First World Park of the Mediterranean Lifestyle.