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Regalbuto may be the ancient town of Amaselos, which was named by the Greek and Sicilian historian Diodorus Siculus in his Bibliotheca historica (Historical Library) writings.
The name Regalbuto derives from the Arab term Rahal Abbud, "Abbud's farmhouse". Discoveries at the site include the old Saracen quarter.
Around 1200, the inhabitants of the nearby town of Centuripe, who rebelled against the Swabian dynasty whom Regalbuto had been faithful to, destroyed Regalbuto. Years later, King Manfred had the town rebuilt at its present site.
In 1860, a number of members of parliament met in Regalbuto with Garibaldi to discuss a truce during the Campaign of 1860.
The town was never subject to fiscal taxes, and a free magistracy elected by the king and the archbishops of Messina governed it. The town was severely damaged during World War II, and on August 3, 1943 the Pionier Battalion of Hermann Göring Panzer Division, supported by tanks and self-propelled guns was forced to cede the town, after four days of bitter fighting by the 1st Infantry Brigade of 1st Canadian Infantry Division. The current inhabited center was reconstructed only recently.
Main sights
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Chiesa Madre San Basilio (Mother Church of Saint Basil) dedicated to Saint Basil, which was built on the site of a 16th-century building and preserving a luxurious 10 meter altar dedicated to Saint Vitus. It has a Baroque façade with a pyramid shaped bell tower.
San Giovanni:18th-century church with a large bell loggia
Town hall (Palazzo Municipale, 18th century)
Remains of the 13th-century castle:
Palazzo Citelli-Fascaro (17th century)
Palazzo Falcone (17th century)
Palazzo Campagnini in Liberty Style
Palazzo Carchiolo
In the city environs are sites of naturalistic interest like the Pozzillo Lake district, one of Europe's largest man-made lakes, fed by the Salso River. Mountains include the Monte Mascari (863 metres (2,831 ft)), north of the lake, and, also in the lake vicinity, the Monte Salici (1,442 metres (4,731 ft)).
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Translation Regalbuto Latin Ameselum Sicilian Regarbutu is a comune in the province of Enna Sicily southern Italy RegalbutoComuneComune di RegalbutoLocation of RegalbutoRegalbutoLocation of Regalbuto in ItalyShow map of ItalyRegalbutoRegalbuto Sicily Show map of SicilyCoordinates 37 38 58 53 N 14 38 22 55 E 37 6495917 N 14 6395972 E 37 6495917 14 6395972 Coordinates 37 38 58 53 N 14 38 22 55 E 37 6495917 N 14 6395972 E 37 6495917 14 6395972CountryItalyRegionSicilyProvinceEnna EN Government MayorFrancesco BivonaArea 2 Total17 029 km2 6 575 sq mi Elevation520 m 1 710 ft Population 30 November 2017 3 Total7 196 1 DemonymRegalbutesiTime zoneUTC 1 CET Summer DST UTC 2 CEST Postal code94017Dialing code0935Patron saintSaint Vitus the martyrSaint day11 AugustWebsiteOfficial websiteThere is an annual cattle fair held in the month of August Contents 1 History 2 Main sights 3 Economy 4 ReferencesHistory EditRegalbuto may be the ancient town of Amaselos which was named by the Greek and Sicilian historian Diodorus Siculus in his Bibliotheca historica Historical Library writings The name Regalbuto derives from the Arab term Rahal Abbud Abbud s farmhouse Discoveries at the site include the old Saracen quarter Around 1200 the inhabitants of the nearby town of Centuripe who rebelled against the Swabian dynasty whom Regalbuto had been faithful to destroyed Regalbuto Years later King Manfred had the town rebuilt at its present site In 1860 a number of members of parliament met in Regalbuto with Garibaldi to discuss a truce during the Campaign of 1860 The town was never subject to fiscal taxes and a free magistracy elected by the king and the archbishops of Messina governed it The town was severely damaged during World War II and on August 3 1943 the Pionier Battalion of Hermann Goring Panzer Division supported by tanks and self propelled guns was forced to cede the town after four days of bitter fighting by the 1st Infantry Brigade of 1st Canadian Infantry Division The current inhabited center was reconstructed only recently Main sights EditThis section is written like a travel guide rather than an encyclopedic description of the subject Please help improve it by rewriting it in an encyclopedic style If a travel guide is intended use of Wikivoyage is strongly suggested January 2022 Chiesa Madre San Basilio Mother Church of Saint Basil dedicated to Saint Basil which was built on the site of a 16th century building and preserving a luxurious 10 meter altar dedicated to Saint Vitus It has a Baroque facade with a pyramid shaped bell tower Santa Maria della Croce 15th century church with a Baroque staircase San Giovanni 18th century church with a large bell loggia Town hall Palazzo Municipale 18th century Remains of the 13th century castle Palazzo Citelli Fascaro 17th century Palazzo Falcone 17th century Palazzo Campagnini in Liberty Style Palazzo CarchioloIn the city environs are sites of naturalistic interest like the Pozzillo Lake district one of Europe s largest man made lakes fed by the Salso River Mountains include the Monte Mascari 863 metres 2 831 ft north of the lake and also in the lake vicinity the Monte Salici 1 442 metres 4 731 ft Economy EditThis section does not cite any sources Please help improve this section by adding citations to reliable sources Unsourced material may be challenged and removed January 2022 Learn how and when to remove this template message The economy is based on agriculture including cereals citrus and olives Animal husbandry includes cattle sheep and goats References Edit All demographics and other statistics Italian statistical institute Istat Superficie di Comuni Province e Regioni italiane al 9 ottobre 2011 Italian National Institute of Statistics Retrieved 16 March 2019 Popolazione Residente al 1 Gennaio 2018 Italian National Institute of Statistics Retrieved 16 March 2019 This Sicilian location article is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w 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