Mistretta, a hilltop town about 1,000 metres above the sea in Sicily's Messina province, is home to an impressive legacy. There is so much history here, and so many buildings have been left behind to illustrate the past, one almost doesn't know where to start. The forested hills in which the town sits offer verdant scenery rich in flora and fauna. Hotels in Mistretta are all within easy reach of the attractions of this compact town, most of which are found in the piazzas and winding lanes of the old town. Palazzo Tita, rebuilt late in the 19th century, is one of the town's prettiest buildings. Palazzo Scaduto dates from the 17th century. Porta Palermo is an incredible old stone gate that formerly offered one of the few ways through the defensive walls. Of course, the town also has plenty of fine churches. The Church of Saint Lucia dates from the 12th century, though it was modified over following centuries. The Church of Saint Catherine is roughly 800 years old and contains many notable features.

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