CHIESA DELLA TRINITA' DELLA DELIA

One of the most significant monuments of the so called Arab-Norman architecture. Built by the Normans around the mid XII century, it was heightened in 1880 by Giuseppe Patricolo, on the wishes of the Saporito family, who are still the owners today, who destined it for use as the family chapel. It is in a Greek cross layout, inserted in a square, with three apses, a central cupola and embedded arches, the only fascinating decorative element on the compact surrounding wall with visible ashlars.  It takes its name from the Delia river.