Petralia Soprana (Sicily)

Petralia Soprana is a town in the Province of Palermo, in the Italian region Sicily. It sets on the slopes of the Madonie mountains. The town plan is typical of those that originally developed around a medieval castle - the upper part of Petralia consists of the oldest neighbourhoods, called Pusterna and Carmine, which follow their medieval plan, and below are the more modern parts of the town that were added as the town grew during the 17th and 18th centuries. The most important monument is the Cathedral, dedicated to the Holy Patrons Peter and Paul. Petralia Soprana has been named one of Italy's prettiest villages.

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