Tall and imposing, the Donnafugata Castle dominates the Hyblean highlands. Its view suddenly offers itself to the visitor. Traveling through the typical landscape of the Baroque Land, with its calmness, among farms and grazing cows, turning your gaze toward countryside outlined by dry stone walls, it imposes itself elegantly to offer a majestic spectacle. To access theancient manor house, one must cross a long avenue populated by lively locals. The aristocratic residence, among the most imposing in Sicily, is a treasure chest containing splendid jewels, such as the castle, park, and museum. About 15 kilometers away from Ragusa, the structure, first owned by the Chiaramonte family, passed to the Arezzo de Spuches family in the mid-17th century. The white building is on three levels, in neo-Gothic style, and covers a very large area, over 7500 square meters. The splendid and rich aristocratic rooms, as many as 122, leave room for dreams and invite one to imagine rich banquets and festive evenings. The mansion, a popular tourist destination, has also been an important film set for several productions, such as the TV drama “Il commissario Montalbano,” or the films “Viceroy” by Roberto Faenza, “Kaos” by the Taviani brothers and “Il racconto dei racconti” by Matteo Garrone.