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A free 15-stop route through the churches, the Targa Florio Museum, the castle and the craft workshops; allow 1.5–2 hours with stops. Route and GPX at collesano.tours.
Chiesa Madre, San Pietro
The town's principal church (begun in the early 16th century), reached by a monumental staircase attributed to Antonino Spatafora (1602). Inside are frescoes by Giuseppe Salerno, "Zoppo di Gangi", and a notable collection of paintings and sculpture.
Museo Vincenzo Florio
Museum dedicated to the Targa Florio, the endurance road race founded by Vincenzo Florio and first run on 6 May 1906 — one of the oldest motor races in the world. Housed in the Municipality Palace, a former Dominican convent. Check opening hours locally.
Torre di Guardia
A 12th-century tower at the highest point of the medieval town, later used as the bell tower of the Mother Church. The surrounding terrace gives wide views over the Madonie.
Early-16th-century church founded by Susanna Gonzaga, holding a 1623 "Madonna del Rosario" by Giuseppe Salerno.
17th-century Franciscan church known for a 1635 wooden Crucifix by Fra Umile da Petralia.
Chiesa del Collegio
Holds a 1688 canvas by Gaspare Perdichizzi that is the only known visual record of Collesano as it looked before the 1693 earthquake.