Magna Via Francigena: Points of interest

Cultural and natural places linked to this walk in the Appy catalogue. Check each location and description to plan your visit.

• San Nicolò all'Albergheria

  13th-century church, dedicated to Saint Nicholas, in Palermo, Italy.

• Saint Isidore church

  Church, dedicated to Isidore the Laborer, in Palermo, Italy.

• Oratory of Saint Onuphrius

  Church in baroque style, dedicated to Onuphrius, in Palermo, Italy.

• Holy Family

  18th-century church, dedicated to Holy Family, in Palermo, Italy.

• Santa Maria della Mercede

  15th-century church in baroque style, in Palermo, Italy.

• Santa Rosalia e Quattro Santi Coronati

  18th-century church in baroque style, dedicated to Saint Rosalia, in Palermo, Italy.

• Sant'Onofrio

  Saint Onuphrius. Church in baroque style, dedicated to Onuphrius, in Palermo, Italy, designated as Italian national heritage.

• Chiesa dei Santi Quaranta Martiri Pisani al Casalotto

  Church of the Forty Martyrs of Pisa at Casalotto. 13th-century church, in Palermo, Italy.

• Archaeological Museum Hippana

  Museum, in Prizzi, Italy, designated as Italian national heritage.

• Museo civico di Corleone

  Civic Museum of Corleone. Museum, in Corleone, Italy, designated as Italian national heritage.

• San Giorgio Martire

  Saint George Martyr. Church, in Prizzi, Italy, designated as Italian national heritage.

• Santa Rosalia Church

  Church, dedicated to Saint Rosalia, in Corleone, Italy, designated as Italian national heritage.

• Chiesa di Sant'Antonio Abate

  Church of Saint Anthony the Abbot. Church, in Prizzi, Italy, designated as Italian national heritage.

• Most Holy Crucifix

  Church, in Prizzi, Italy, designated as Italian national heritage.

• Joppolo Castle

  Castle, designed by Francesco Paolo Palazzotto, in Joppolo Giancaxio, Italy.

• Castello di Agrigento

  Castle of Agrigento. 11th-century castle, in Agrigento, Italy, designated as Italian national heritage.

• Agrigento

  Historic village, in Province of Agrigento, Italy, at 230 m elevation, covering 245.3 km².

• San Giorgio

  11th-century church, in Agrigento, Italy.

• Santa Maria dell'Itria

  Church, dedicated to Mary, in Agrigento, Italy.

• San Domenico

  Church, dedicated to Saint Dominic, in Agrigento, Italy.

• Santa Caterina

  Church, dedicated to Catherine of Alexandria, in Agrigento, Italy.

• San Pietro

  Church, dedicated to Saint Peter, in Agrigento, Italy.

• San Giuseppe

  Church, dedicated to Joseph, in Agrigento, Italy.

• San Francesco di Paola

  Church, dedicated to Francisco, in Agrigento, Italy.

• San Lorenzo

  Church, dedicated to Lawrence of Rome, in Agrigento, Italy.

• Agrigento Cathedral

  11th-century renaissance architecture unknown. Designated as Italian national heritage.

• Lago Fanaco

  Lake Fanaco. Lake, in Castronovo di Sicilia, Italy, at 680 m elevation, covering 138.0 km².

• Lago di Prizzi

  Lake Prizzi. Lake, in Metropolitan City of Palermo, Italy, at 638 m elevation, covering 0.9 km².

• Lago di Piana degli Albanesi

  Lake Piana degli Albanesi. Lake, in Metropolitan City of Palermo, Italy, at 610 m elevation, covering 3.3 km², 2.8 km long.

• Macalube di Aragona Nature Reserve

  A bare hill, from whitish to dark grey, dotted with mud volcanoes about a metre high; the name comes from an Arabic word for overturning.

• Monte Conca Integral Nature Reserve

  20th-century national park, in Italy, covering 245.0 km².

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