EnnaGagliano Castelferrato.
Inhabited since pre-Greek times, the territory was an Arab settlement and developed considerably around the castle after the 12th c. The layout of the town is typically mediaeval, with narrow winding streets radiating from the main thoroughfare, Via Roma.

The Chiesa Madre, which stands on the site where the castle used to be, was built in the 14th c. and restructured in the l6th. In the interior there is a Gagini-style tabernacle and a 17th c. carved wooden choir. The Chiesa di Santa Maria di Gesù contains one of Fra' Umile da Petralia's fine crucifixes. A visit to the numerous necropolises is extremely interesting, with their rock-cut tombs, evidence of a settlement in the area in very remote times.