Caltanissetta is a city in the Sicilian hinterland, the provincial capital, historically linked to sulfur mining. The center preserves churches, palaces, and traditions that tell the story of inland Sicily, offering an authentic experience of culture, history, and hilly landscapes.
Central Sicily: the “Route of the Sulphur Mines and Castles”
The province of Caltanissetta and much of central Sicily tell a story linked to the sulphur mines and the mining [...]
Mazzarino
Mazzarino, a village in the Sicilian hinterland in the province of Caltanissetta, lies amongst hills and countryside dotted with olive [...]
Butera
Butera is an ancient village perched on a hill overlooking the Gela plain. Thanks to its elevated position, it offers [...]
Riesi, the village of the sulphur miners
In the heart of central Sicily, as we travel through the Salso Valley in the province of Caltanissetta, we discover [...]
Sommatino, the town of the sulphur mines
The province of Caltanissetta and much of Central Sicily tell a story linked to sulphur mines and the mining activities [...]
3rd Regional Day of Sicily’s Trails and Paths
On Sunday 12 April 2026, Sicily will celebrate the third edition of the Regional Day of Trails and Paths, an [...]
Museum of Greek Shipwrecks
Opened in February 2026, the Museum of Greek Shipwrecks in Gela (CL) is a fascinating destination for lovers of archaeology [...]
