Troina

In 1062 Roger I, having driven out the Arabs with help from the townspeople, made Troina the first capital of the Norman County of Sicily. At about 1,120 metres it is the highest town in the province of Enna, on the edge of the Nebrodi woods. From Piazza Conte Ruggero, at the top of the old town, the view reaches Etna and the Ionian coast.

Highlights

• The cathedral of Maria Santissima Assunta, dating from the 11th century
• Torre Capitania, a 12th-century tower with prehistoric, Greek and Roman finds
• The Robert Capa photography museum on Via Conte Ruggero
• Ponte di Failla, a 12th-century Norman bridge over the Troina river
• The Kubàita in June, a pageant recalling Emperor Charles V's entry

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