Church of Saint Ursula

4.5-km loop with wildflower meadows, panoramic overlooks, and small chapels east of the town.

Coastal-view church with Byzantine frescoes and distinctive Tuscan columns.

Ancient walls built from the 8th century BCE by the Elymians, later expanded by Punic and medieval builders.

Unfinished 17th-century Spanish garrison now housing exhibitions on crafts, marine life, and local traditions. Terrace views over the coastline.

This small chapel overlooks the countryside with distant views toward Custonaci, where the main sanctuary of the Madonna of Custonaci is located. It is dedicated to the Madonna of Custonaci, one of the most venerated Marian figures in western Sicily.

Ancient spring and rock-cut pool traditionally associated with the worship of Apollo and later linked to the medieval Jewish community of Erice.