Take Via San Giovanni Bosco and, just before turning right onto Via Avvocato Arcangelo Cammarata, on the left you’ll find HomeWork, a recreational and cultural association, followed by the Church of San Francesco. Continuing on, still on the left you’ll glimpse the distinctive building of Villa Baglio. Once on Via Carlo Forlani, on the right you’ll see the picturesque structure known as Grotte Giunta, probably of prehistoric origin. At the end of the road, at the roundabout that separates San Cataldo from Caltanissetta, take the SS 122 “Agrigentina,” a very scenic road dotted here and there with large conifers. By the Agricultural and Winery Estate, turn right onto the SP33 and after about 2 km turn left, following the signs for the Vassallaggi archaeological site. Rejoin the SP33 and continue to the SP40; at the roundabout go straight, take the SP124 and, after half a kilometre, turn right. Continue straight and at the fork turn left onto the SP133 Serradifalco–Delia and follow it for about 9 km. Entering Delia, proceed along Viale Europa to Corso Umberto I, passing by Villa Flora and the municipal library. Finally, turn left onto Via Cavour to reach the central square with the Obelisk and the Church of Santa Maria di Loreto - you’ve arrived!