Enna is ideal if you want to take a voyage into ancient history, yet stay within a natural environment.

Here, the populace's detailed historical memory harks back to the Roman period, and the unbelievable colors of nature make Piazza Armerina a great embarkation point to explore the rest of Enna Province. 

In its central square, you will see forty splendid and perfectly-preserved mosaics embellishing the grand cathedral. The cathedral is composed of various venues opening out around the main courtyard that sits in the middle of eighteen marble columns or peristyles. 
The Villa is considered the best example of artwork from the Roman era, and has been proclaimed a UNESCO World Heritage Site. 

The place exerts an irresistable fascination, especially with its ancient villages holding interesting surprises within. 
The Cathedral, designed by Orazio Torriani, can be sighted from afar, its majestic framework and dome rising up towards the infinite skies. Though its façade is sober and refined, it displays a finely decorated portal, flanked on each side by three columns each, leading to two wide staircases. 

Not far away is Aidone, a village set on a hill, where the narrow streets, small stairs and courtyards design an ancient urban fabric. 
In its territory you will find Morgantina, one of the most important archeological excavation sites. 
The remains of a theatre, residential buildings and farmhouses, all arranged around the agorà (the central square of the Greek polis) bear witness to the Hellenic period lived in these lands. 

Among the bright yellow hues of wheat, and green fields of red of poppy flowers, you enter into a marvellous landscape of Lake Pergusa, where a curious purification process initiated by the lake's microorganisms periodically colour the waters with reddish hues. 

In the province's higher altitudes you will see picturesque borgoes, very typical for their ancient, narrow alleys and streets and for particular works of art to admire here and there. 

At Leonforte, the architectonic value is linked to the name Branciforti. The Granfonte fountain with water bubbling from its 24 spouts, and the Palazzo Branciforti are worth visiting.
You will find the Mother Church of Assoro very interesting, along with the imposing Sperlinga Castle, with its houses hanging on to the rocks along with Cathedrals of Nicosia and Troina. 

Enna is located in the very center of the territory, dominated from above by the Lombardia Castle and its imposing towers, from which you can enjoy a breathtaking view. Queen Eleonora of Aragon had set the first brick for the Cathedral, rebuilt after the fire that almost destroyed it completely. 
From outside you can see the three overlapping bodies of the structure as they rise majestically towards the sky. 
The three interior naves are marked by two colonnades that create a harmonious contrast with the clear stone of the overhanging arches. Surmounted by a 17th-century wood ceiling, frescoes, sculptures and stuccowork form part of the sumptuous interior decoration.
 
The capital is also the seat of the Archeological Museum of Palazzo Variano with its rich collection of findings that narrate the history of Enna, from the Brass Age to the Middle Ages. Finally, the Alessi Museum displays works of art and archeological findings.