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Ancient walls built from the 8th century BCE by the Elymians, later expanded by Punic and medieval builders.
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Chiesa di Sant'Orsola
15th-century church that houses the Misteri statues used during Good Friday processions.
Sentiero Porta Castellammare–Tre Chiese
4.5-km loop with wildflower meadows, panoramic overlooks, and small chapels east of the town.
Chiesa dell'Annunziata o del Carmine
Founded in 1423 by Don Bernardo Militari in his palace, this church is a rare example of private ecclesiastical architecture in Sicily. It blends Gothic and Renaissance styles with vibrant local Baroque touches. It was historically attached to a Carmelite convent, founded in 1423. The adjoining convent buildings are now used as a hotel.
Cappella della Madonna di Custonaci
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.
Chiesa di Sant'Antonio Abate
Coastal-view church with Byzantine frescoes and distinctive Tuscan columns.
Piscina di Apollo
Ancient spring and rock-cut pool traditionally associated with the worship of Apollo and later linked to the medieval Jewish community of Erice.