Santuario della Madonna dei Miracoli
The sanctuary of Alcamo's patron, born of an apparition in 1547, with Fernando Vega's sarcophagus and Patania canvases.
Squares Fontana araba The Arab fountain of Alcamo, still working after more than a thousand years. 37 places covered in Alcamo Grouped by type, most important first.
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The sanctuary of Alcamo's patron, born of an apparition in 1547, with Fernando Vega's sarcophagus and Patania canvases.
Alcamo's mother church, with 38 frescoes by Borremans, red marble columns and sculptures by the Gagini.
The Jesuit church on piazza Ciullo in Alcamo, built over eighty years, with a Baroque front and Rococo stucco.
The modern viale Europa parish in Alcamo, with a roof like an upturned boat, mosaics and stained glass.
Alcamo's church of the Crucifix, founded in 1550, with canvases of the miracles of Saint Francis of Paola.
The Badia Grande church in Alcamo, with Sanseverino's stuccoes and the Gagini marble tabernacle.
The butchers' church in Alcamo, moved closer to town in 1661, with Renda's Madonna della Catena.
Alcamo's Salesian parish with the Don Bosco oratory, born in the area of the old Sant'Ippolito hamlet.
Alcamo's Franciscan church, with two statues by Antonello Gagini and the chapel of the Immaculate.
The parish born of a cross planted in 1944 by Father Palumbo, with the gold-mantled Saint Joseph.
The Augustinian church in Alcamo, rebuilt in the mid-nineteenth century, with Corinthian capitals and saints.
Alcamo's seventeenth-century Capuchin church, with the Stations of the Cross by Friar Felice da Sambuca.
Alcamo's Dominican church, with the fresco of the Madonna della Stella and Carlo Brunetti's Mysteries.
The ruin of Alcamo's first mother church, in the San Vito quarter, with its Gothic-Chiaramonte doorway.
Alcamo's Franciscan church with its 1507 doorway, the Greek Madonna and Baldassare Massa's tabernacle.
The little church recorded since 1379 on the Monte Bonifato road, with a Gothic façade redone in 1942.
The seventeenth-century chapel at the foot of Monte Bonifato, closed since the 1968 earthquake.
The little church on the Monte Bonifato road, with a Pietà, an old cistern and the legend of the penitent thief.
The little church of the Triolo barons below Monte Bonifato, with the tombs of two Risorgimento patriots.
The sanctuary on the Freddo river near Alcamo, linked to the 1820 revolt and the Madonna of the rains.
The sanctuary on top of Monte Bonifato above Alcamo, goal of the late-August pilgrimage and the 8 September feast.
Alcamo's small fifteenth-century church with its angel frescoes, open only at Pentecost and on 2 November.
The fifteenth-century Gothic palazzo with the De Ballis tower, in Alcamo's historic centre.
Alcamo's nineteenth-century town hall on piazza Ciullo, with Gino Patti's engraved hall and the 1860 plaques.
The fourteenth-century castle in the centre of Alcamo, with four towers, the regional wine library and a museum.
The surviving tower of the Ventimiglia castle on top of Monte Bonifato, above Alcamo.
The Norman fortress on the Calatubo crag near Alcamo, now abandoned and open only on rare days.
The Soccorso bell tower in central Alcamo, with a spiral stair still blackened by torch smoke.
The museum of Alcamo's mother church, with 150 works saved from the town's churches after the 1968 earthquake.
More than two hundred instruments from around the world collected by Fausto Cannone, in a former church in Alcamo.
Alcamo's municipal theatre opposite the castle, heir to the nineteenth-century Ferrigno, with over eight hundred seats.
The Arab fountain of Alcamo, still working after more than a thousand years.
Alcamo's largest square, an old parade ground in front of the castle of the counts of Modica.
The pine wood on top of Monte Bonifato above Alcamo, with rare orchids, three trails and the ruins of Bùnifat.
The Mediterranean garden below the piazza Bagolino bastion in Alcamo, with play areas, a petting farm and events.
The Arab cistern near Calatubo castle, with the legend of Baroness De Ballis's rose garden.
The Monte Bonifato excavations above Alcamo: houses, dry-stone walls and cisterns from Elymian times to the Middle Ages.
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