Exiting onto Viale Testasecca, turn right and walk along Corso Vittorio Emanuele, from which you can admire Palazzo Benintende, Palazzo Testasecca, and the Regina Margherita Theatre. Along the way, you can also make use of the InfoPoint. Upon reaching the Church of Santa Croce, turn left behind you onto Via Paolo Emiliani Giudici, where on the right you’ll find the Church of Santa Maria SS. della Grazia del Consiglio di Maria. Take the first right to reach Piazza Garibaldi and turn left to visit the Cathedral of Santa Maria la Nova. Continue along Corso Umberto I and head into Viale Regina Margherita, where on your left you will discover: the Provincial Palace, Villa Amedeo, and the Church of the Madonna Assunta, up to the War Memorial.
Shortly afterward you can also visit the Church of the Madonna della Catena. At this point, go back up the entire Viale Regina Margherita where, after about 500 m, you’ll find the Diocesan Museum of Sacred Art—a gem in the city. Go back up Corso Umberto I, cross Piazza Garibaldi, and turn right onto Via Giacomo Matteotti; here, in Largo Paolo Barile, you’ll find the Pro Loco of Caltanissetta and Palazzo Moncada, which houses the Civic Art Gallery. Continue up Corso Umberto I toward the north, via Via Palazzo Paternò and Via Aristuto, and visit the Church of Sant’Angelo al Collegio, the Library of the former Jesuit College, and the Stolpersteine, up to the Church of Santa Lucia. From here, to reach the historic Strata ‘a Foglia market, from Via Villalba turn right onto Via Terranova and then take the first left to descend to Viale Conte Testasecca. At the junction of Via Calasberna and Via Consultore Benintendi you’ll find the market. This entire last street is a real jewel; it is recommended to walk it all the way down until you return to Corso Vittorio Emanuele. At this point, turn right to go back to the starting point.