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Former home of Cavaliere Giuseppe Coppola, a patriot and officer of the Crown of Italy, this house bears a 1910 plaque honoring his noble roots, role in Italy’s unification, and steadfast resistance.
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Monastero del Santissimo Salvatore
Ruin of a Benedictine monastery built over a medieval noble residence.
Chiesa di Sant'Alberto dei Bianchi
Oval-plan 16th-century church with altars and stuccoes, once used by a charitable brotherhood.
Chiesa del Santissimo Salvatore
14th-century church founded by count Enrico Chiaramonte; decorated with stuccoes by Pietro dell'Orto in 1794.
Casa delle Colonne
A 16th-century house named for the pair of detached corner columns projecting from its façade. On the north side of the block is an unusual doorway carved from a single limestone slab.
Chiesa di San Martino
17th-century confraternity church with Renaissance and Rococo-style interiors. A statue of Padre Pio stands beside the church in Piazzetta Adragna, the town's former market square.
Chiesa del SS. Sacramento dei Quaranta
Founded in 1765, this small Baroque church with an oval interior was later repurposed as a grocery store, political office, and eventually a private holiday home.