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Small archeological area with Hellenistic-Greek ruins of Hybla dating to the 3rd century BC and Roman ruins dating to the 4th century AD.
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Restful public gardens, half in Italian style and half in English style, with views over the valley of the Irminio. With three small medieval churches: St Jacob, St Agata, and St Vicenza which is an artspace.
All that remains of the previous (14th-century) church of San Giorgio is this bricked-up doorway, in Gothic-Catalan style. It suggests that church was a grand affair, but its scene of St George slaying the dragon is sadly eroded by the wind. Saint, horse and dragon are now cadaverous, and the damsel is beyond saving.
The Baroque residence of the former owners of the Castle of Donnafugata.
Conversations club
This rare example of Neo-Classical style in the region was built for aristocrats' social club. Amazingly enough it's still a private club.
Palazzo Arezzo-Bertini
You wouldn't guess what's inside by its modest exterior,