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A fortress built in the early Middle Ages. The village of Calatubo stood nearby and its commerce was based on the exportation of cereals and millstones. In the same place there is an old necropolis, dating back to the 6th century BC.
The Calatubo Castle is a fortress located near the town of Alcamo, Sicily, southern Italy.
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A cistern built by Arabs, about one thousand years ago, which served the inhabitants of Calatubo. It was restored some years ago.
Restaurant and riding school.
Multiplex Cinema
Multiplex cinema, convention center, cultural center.
Multilevel indoor track for electric karts. The track is 564 m long, 7 m wide with straightway and large bends. Takeaway food. Outdoor seats.
Santuario di Maria Santissima dei Miracoli
The sanctuary, dedicated to the patroness of Alcamo, was built in 1547 by order of the governor and captain of justice Fernando Vega, and following the discovery of an icon of Madonna of Miracles in a small chapel which had been abandoned. Afterwards the sanctuary was modified several times, with a restoration in the first years of the 18th century.