via Francesco Crispi and via Ruggero Settimo): in classical style, built in 1909; Palazzo Fraccia (in via 11 Febbraio): in Baroque style, built in 1700 by the baron Agostino Fraccia; Palazzo Guarrasi (via 15 Maggio n°15): built in the early 18th century Palazzo Mistretta Galati, earlier palazzo Fraccia (between Piazza Bagolino and corso 6 Aprile): in Liberty style Palazzo Morfino (via Giuseppe Fazio n°17) built in the 18th century Palazzo Palmerini: at the corner of via Madonna dell'Alto and via Buonarroti Palazzo Pastore (in Corso 6 Aprile, near Piazza Ciullo): in neoclassic style, built at the end of the 18th century; Some elements of the façade are similar to those of Basilica and Palazzo Di Gregorio in via Dante. Palazzo Patti (Piazza Ciullo n°24): built in the 18th century; Palazzo Peria (corso 6 Aprile n°102, opposite Centro Congressi Marconi): built in 1700, it has two floors, restored with the system Livigny; in 1806 it was the seat of the municipality Palazzo Pia Opera Pastore, designed by the architect Giovan Battista Palazzotto in 1872; Palazzo Polizzi (between corso 6 Aprile and Via Don Rizzo) Palazzo Quattrocchi (built in the 18th century), at via 15 Maggio n°47 Palazzo Rocca, in Corso 6 Aprile: built in 1629. Inside it there is a garden. Palazzo Rossotti-Chiarelli (in via Rossotti): in baroque style, built in the 18th century; it has an artistic main door and some magnificent balconies with iron railings Palazzo Speciale (in corso 6 Aprile n°51, at the corner with via Mariano de Ballis): built at the end of the 18th centuries; its balconies have wrought iron railings. Palazzo Triolo (between Corso 6 Aprile and via Fratelli Sant'Anna): built at the end of the 18th century, it belonged to the barons of Sant'Anna Palazzo Velez (in Via Buonarroti, behind the Basilica of Our Lady of the Assumption): built between 1600 and 1700, it has an internal garden. Palazzo Virgilio (between Corso 6 Aprile and via Stefano Polizzi): built at the end of the 18th century Town Hall (in Piazza Ciullo): in Neoclassic style, built in 1843; Villa Luisa (between via Madonna Alto Mare, via Rossotti and via Federico II): built in 1903 in Liberty style with a Moorish trend, after a project of the architect Francesco Naselli. Religious buildings 14th century The Church of our Lady of the Star (Chiesa di Santa Maria della Stella) which is abandoned now, was the first Mother