ruins of a pagan temple. It has a Renaissance portico added in the 16th century, and a central portal in the Catalan-Gothic style. On the left side is a bell-tower with a Romanesque mullioned window culminating in an octagonal spire covered with majolica tiles. The interior of the church, originally divided into a nave and two aisles, received another aisle at the end of the 16th century. It preserves prized works, most remarkably, above the main altar, a splendid polyptych depicting The Coronation of the Virgin , attributed to Pietro Ruzzolone or possibly Antonello de Saliba. On the bottom right is the unusual figure of a Saint wearing spectacles. On the right is a statue of the Madonna delle Grazie by Antonello Gagini. Below the nave is a fresco depicting the Betrothal of the Virgins showing a strong Senese influence in the elegant features and the symmetry of the composition. Some of the columns separating the nave and the aisles are painted with frescoes, including the figure of St. Catherine of Alexandria. Other sights include: Church of Nativity of Mary (late 16th-early 17th century) Church of St. Francis, which has maintained a 14th-century Church of Sant'Antonino Martire, including the original Gothic portal Fountain of Venere Ciprea (15th century), which decorated the entrance to the ancient Ypsigro Civic Museum of Art, located in the castle Museum of Nature "Francesco Minà Palumbo" Twin towns Sinaia, Romania References External links Official website Castles in Italy Municipalities of the Metropolitan City of Palermo Populated places established in the 14th century