From the parking area of the Monumental Cemetery of the Angels, follow Via Angeli and then Via Medaglie d’Oro to the Church of Santa Croce. At the roundabout, take the second exit onto Via Re d’Italia to reach the Church of Sant’Agata al Collegio. Continue along Corso Umberto I to the Church of Santa Lucia; go straight and take Viale Maddalena Calafato immediately on the left, then turn left after the Church of Santa Maria delle Grazie. Turn right onto Via Regina Elena and then Via Canonico Pulci, and head southwest, skirting Caltanissetta station on Via Rochester, then leave the city via Viale Stefano Candura. Continue onto the SP1 Caltanissetta–Delia: the tree-lined avenue gives way to wide open spaces of olive groves and cultivated fields. After crossing the small bridge over the Niscima stream, on the right you’ll see the Church of the Sacred Heart of Jesus with its modern pitched roofs and the geometric architecture of its bell tower. From here, fallow fields dominate the landscape. After about 17 km, on the left above two dry-stone walls, the tiny Chapel of San Giuseppe appears, a witness to travelers’ journeys. Less than a kilometer later, the entrance to the town of Delia is marked on the left by the milestone on Via Caltanissetta just before the roundabout. From here, take Viale Europa and turn right onto Via Luigi Russo, then continue on Via Vignazza. At the end of the road, turn right toward Villa Flora and the war memorial. Here, turn left and immediately left again, then take Via Pagliarello on the right to enter Delia’s center. The Obelisk and the Church of Santa Maria di Loreto stand in Piazza Madrice, which connects a little further south to Piazza Castello, home to the Lucchesi Baronial Palace and the Archaeological Museum of Rural Civilization—a gem preserving the memories of these places. Continue down Via Armando Diaz toward the northwest; on the left you can admire picturesque murals. Keep going and join the SS190, then after about 300 meters turn left to reach the destination: the Castellaccio of Delia.