Palace Vitale–Ciarcià

The Palazzo Vitale–Ciarcià, located on Viale della Repubblica in Santa Croce Camerina, is a refined noble residence dating back to the late 18th century, an emblematic example of Iblean Baroque with neoclassical influences. Its two-story façade, articulated by string courses and dentil cornices, features elegant wrought iron balconies supported by local stone brackets. The main entrance, decorated with the family coat of arms, opens onto an inner courtyard paved with cobblestones, dominated by an ancient well. Inside, the rooms are adorned with 18th-century stuccoes and refined coffered ceilings, restored in 2005. Today, while remaining a private residence, the palace hosts cultural events, allowing visitors to admire the splendor and elegance of the local nobility.