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Wanted by the Emperor Frederick II, it was built on the top of a hill north of the citadel between 1223 and 1231, it was used mostly for the emperor's hunting activity. The territory included several wooded areas called Guardialto and a lake, now disappeared. The building is rectangular in shape, measuring 29.4 x 58.7 m, in its current state of ruins; it was built with two floors, surrounded by a small courtyard, and was accessed from an entrance called cum porta magna, the long sides included four square towers, of which only the bases remain, and there was also a water tank in the basement which ensured a sufficient supply of water. The ground floor was equipped with various deposits, ovens, kitchens and stables, while the top floor contained a room which housed the sovereign and the men during hunting trips or general meetings of the Roman Curia.
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Chiesa dell'Aquila
The most characteristic aspect of this church is the presence of a large eagle in bas-relief on the facade.
The Regional Fair of San Giorgio is the oldest fair in Italy. There is a document certifying the restoration of the fair, granted by Charles of Anjou dating back to 1294, the fair sees the display of its products by operators in the agriculture, handicraft, food and wine sectors. During the fair days, a medieval historical re-enactment is also organised.
Il Vida
This theater offers courses, such as acting and stage presence. There is a tiny selection of shows to watch and the atmosphere is cozy. Definitely an experience to try out!
Eighteenth-century palace built by the Pellicciari nobles, today belonging to the Barons de Gemmis of Castel Foce. It is a large elegant noble palace with arches and it has two towers to the north and south. It is overlooked by a covered veranda.
Deesis
It is incomplete, as evidence of this, some arches and columns are visible and introduce the main nave, without apse; next to it there are two furrows used for burial. There were frescoes dedicated to St. Nicholas and St. Peter, subsequently taken and restored at the E. P. Santomasi Foundation.