CaltanissettaResuttano.
The territory is an enclave in the province of Palermo, belonging to the province of Caltanissetta, in accordance with the wishes of the inhabitants. 5 km E outside the village are the ruins of an ancient castle which possibly existed in Arab times, as suggested by the name Resuttano: Rahl as-sultan (house of the Sultan). The castle was important in the Middle Ages because of its position on the river Imera, on the border with the Madonie territory, and it is celebrated because here Frederick II of Aragon dictated his will which led to the War of the Four Vicars, between the Ventimiglia faction and the Chiaromontes. A fief of the Ventimiglia from the 14th c., its castle and the surrounding territory at the beginning of the 17th c. carne into the possession of Duke Giuseppe of Naples, who in 1625 founded a new village from which the present-day town developed. The castle was incorporated in afarmstead in the 19th c. As we enter Resuttano we notice the 18th c.

Chiesa Madre dedicated to the Immacolata Concezione, and Palazzo Mazzarino (also 18th c.). Traces of an ancient settlement, originally indigenous and then Hellenized, have been found in the vicinity, on Cozzo Terravecchia, alt. 961 m.