


Enna
Called Castrogiovanni until 1927, the year in which he resumed the ancient name of Enna. Known for being the highest provincial capital of Italy, due to the altitude of the inhabited center that stands at 931 m near the Town Hall, it reaches 991 m at the Castello di Lombardia
Piazza Armerina
Piazza Armerina rises on a hill of the southern Erei mountains, in the central-eastern part of Sicily, at an altitude of 697m. The city is set among thick and extensive mixed forests with a predominance of eucalyptus, which extends to its north and south feet.
Villa Romana del Casale
Villa Romana del Casale is a late-ancient residential building. Is however the most important sight to see in the region and one of the finest examples of Roman country dwellings on the island. The splendour of the mosaic decorations in the floors has made this ancient roman villa famous in all over the world.

