CAI 601 – Saint Anna Trail

14th-centry church commissioned by Frederick III, with Gothic–Renaissance interiors and a climbable bell tower.

Small sanctuary near the birthplace of Blessed Luigi Rabatà, historically linked to farming communities.

A 17th–18th-century patrician residence built at the height of the La Porta family’s prominence. The austere Baroque façade is constructed from large squared blocks of tuff, with simple windows and elegant projecting balconies.

One of 17th-century Erice’s largest and best-preserved patrician homes, this palace—once owned by the Barbier-Stabile family and later by the Platamone marquises—features dual façades and spacious upper-level living quarters above service rooms.

6.9-km trail with pine woods, agro-pastoral landscapes, and educational signage. Ends at the Forestry Museum.

A Punic burial site just outside the ancient fortification walls.