The itinerary begins at the parking area along the SS Marcatobianco, from where you take the 122 heading northwest. The first striking landmark you encounter, as you cross the Capodarso Bridge, is the canyon carved by the Southern Imera River, which separates Enna from Caltanissetta. After about 4 km, on the right, there are signs for the Sabucina Archaeological Park, and continuing further, also on the right, you can spot Mount Sabucina (707 m) before approaching the village of Santa Barbara. Entering Via Xiboli, to the left, is the Geosite of the Maccalube Terrapelata, which can only be visited with a guide. At the end of Via Xiboli, continue along Via Vespri Siciliani, and at the roundabout you will pass in front of the Church of Santa Croce. Then turn right onto Via Re d’Italia and continue straight until you reach the Church of Sant’Agata al Collegio. Once on Corso Umberto Primo, walk along it admiring the Library of the former Jesuit College and the Church of Santa Lucia. Then keep to the right on Via Redentore, turn left onto Viale Maddalena Calafato, and continue on Via Pier Maria Russo di San Secondo and then on Viale della Regione. Pass by the Mineralogical, Paleontological and Sulphur Mining Museum, and at the roundabout continue straight along Viale Luigi Monaco to return to the Agrigentina state road toward San Cataldo. At the roundabout on Via Francesco Pignatone, you can discover the Church of Santa Maria di Nazareth, continue along Via Babburra, and enter Corso Vittorio Emanuele, where you will find the Miners’ Monument, the Church of La Mercede, and the Church of Santa Maria del Rosario. Continue on to the Church of San Francesco, Villa Baglio, and the Grotta Giunta. Rejoin the Agrigentina state road and follow it all the way to the entrance to Serradifalco, along Corso Garibaldi and the Testa d’Acqua fountain. Your destination is Piazza Vittorio Emanuele.