Caccamo (Pa)

Caccamo is one of the most famous and significant towns in the province, mainly for its magnificent castle, which was built in the Norman period and which has been modified and fortified since the XVII century. The Castle, completely restored on the inside, is open to the public: it is a superb embattled and ramparted building, surrounded by massive walls decorated with windows with one and two lights, balconies and loggias. It is also worthwhile to visit the Norman Mother church, featuring artworks by Gagini and Pietro Novelli, the Convent of San Francesco with its XVI century cloister, the Church of the Annunziata, and the pawnshop.