MIKÓ CASTLE AND SICLE MUSEUM

This fortified castle, the town's oldest building, was erected in 1621, burnt down during the Tatar invasions of 1661 and rebuilt in 1716. Its role was both defensive and political (seat of the Sicilian Country). Today, it houses a museum with historical, folkloric and artistic collections relating to the region and reflecting its cultural particularities. Behind the castle, you can see the reconstruction of two traditional houses.