Palace Carratello

Located along the historic Via dei Martiri Elli Romeo, Palazzo Carratello is a refined noble residence dating back to the 19th century and stands as an important example of aristocratic architecture typical of the period. Its façade, simple yet extremely elegant, is distinguished by wrought-iron balconies supported by finely carved stone corbels and large moulded windows that lend harmony and lightness to the building. The entrance portal, made of solid wood and framed by finely decorated stone elements, leads into a structure that, although privately owned and not open to the public, remains a prominent landmark in the urban fabric of Santa Croce Camerina. The palace embodies the style and elegance of the local aristocracy, significantly contributing to the town’s historical and cultural identity. Its presence bears witness to the importance of noble families in shaping the village’s history, making Palazzo Carratello an architectural gem to be admired even from the outside.