Tourist attractions Cefalà Diana

This castle, built on a rocky spur on the site of a pre-existing fortress, dates from the 11C. From the original building, the castle developed downwards in spiral fashion. In the 17C, the Amatà transformed this fortress into an elegant aristocratic ..

Spread over two levels, the square is decorated like a theatre. The square is bordered to the North by the oratorium of the devout Saint Sacramento, and to the South by the church of the Holy Souls of Purgatory . A panoramic terrace adds to the th..

Patagonia villa is the most famous Baroque villas in Bagheria. Built in 1715, it stands out partly for its concaved façade, but above all for the strange creatures encircling the perimeter wall that give the place a rather mysterious allure. The inte..

These Arab spas are situated next to the Cefalà river. Outside you will see the buildings that once had to be used to accommodate the infirm who had come here for the curative qualities of the sulphurous water. The spas are in a rectangular building...

This church dedicated Saint Georges has an interior containing some lovely artworks including a Mattia Stomer canvass, Miracle of Saint Isidore Agricola . A marble altar encrusted with semi-precious stones surmounted on a ciborium embellished with..

This church is divided up into two naves and has a beautiful wooden ceiling the exposed framework of which is decorated with portraits of Dominican. Saints. In a chapel you will see an admirable Virgin and Child by Antonello Gagini, dated 1516 an..

The church has a single nave, which has preserved a superb majolica pavement by Neapolitan Nicolo Sarzana. From the women's' tribune of the annexed convent, once reserved for the enclosed order of nuns, you have a magnificent view of the Church and..

The Butera villa dates back to the 17C This villa was the prince Branciforti of Raccuia's summer home. Despite the distressing dilapidated state of the building, you will notice the imposing portal with a knotted hanging decorated with sculptures of ..

This villa was once a great house on two floors with a peristyle. From here there is an attractive view over Cap Zafferano and the hamlet of Sant'Elia.

This huge quadrangular villa, built in 1736 by Giuseppe Bonanni Filangeri, Prince of Cattolica, is now home to the Renato Guttuso municipal gallery of modern and contemporary art. Its collection includes works by the painter and his artist friends...