What to see in Ferla
The “Via Sacra”, today Via Vittorio Emanuele, lined with churches such as Santa Maria del Carmelo and San Sebastiano, the Casa dell’Acqua, Palazzo Mirabella and the rock-cut caves beneath the village.
PROVINCE OF SYRACUSE · INLAND
Ferla
Ferla is a fascinating Sicilian village in the province of Syracuse.
Discovering Ferla
Its origins go back to Greek times, while the founding of its ancient fief is attributed to the Lombards of Piazza Armerina. With its rich history and extraordinary natural beauty, Ferla is an ideal destination for lovers of culture and nature. The narrow cobbled lanes lead to charming squares and old buildings, such as the Mother Church and the Castle. Set among the striking mountain landscapes of the Val di Noto, Ferla also offers a wide range of outdoor activities. Discover Ferla, a hidden gem in the heart of Sicily.
What to taste in Ferla
Focaccia with chard, pork sausage and “sfingi”, sweet fritters similar to zeppole.
Curious facts about Ferla
Ferla was razed to the ground by the earthquake of 1693 and was rebuilt in a strikingly Baroque style.
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