Caccamo

Caccamo has served as a fortified hill town in Sicily since the Middle Ages. It stands above the San Leonardo River valley, where the river feeds the Lago Rosamarina reservoir in the Sicilian interior. The Castello di Caccamo, a fortress begun under Norman rule in the 12th century and enlarged by later rulers, is the town’s defining monument. Its walls, courtyards and defensive additions recall centuries when this inland position held strategic importance. Below the castle, tightly packed streets and churches preserve the shape of a long-established Sicilian settlement rather than a purpose-built resort. Browse additional webcams from the surrounding area to extend your view of Caccamo and northern Sicily.

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