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Gole dell'Alcantara, a canyon on the river Alcantara, which over the centuries found its way through the lava stones of Mount Etna and which flows close to the town. Between Francavilla and Motta Camastra it reaches its most remarkable point: a canyon, partly cave-like, about 50 metres (160 ft) deep and including characteristic lava rocks.
Chiesa dell'Annunziata in the centre of the town.
Convent of the Capuchins, near the cemetery.
Ruins of the medieval castle on the hill above the town.
Archaeological excavations, including ancient Greek findings from the 6th-century BC onwards.
Events
Last Sunday of August: Celebration of Saint Euplio.
December 4: Celebration of the town's patron saint, Saint Barbara.
