Visited Castello di Mola while in Castelmola and was really impressed. The site wasn't crowded and…read moreoffered fantastic views, rich history, and beautiful architecture. We spent about 30 minutes exploring, enjoying the high vantage points and plenty of great photo opportunities. Entry was free, access was easy, and the short walk up was scenic and very manageable. Overall, it's absolutely worth the stop and a must-see if you find yourself in Castelmola. Saluti

I can't say I've come across many ancient castles in my lifetime but this place is stunning. The…read moreviews from up here are unbelievable and overwhelming. You have a wonderful view of Mt. Etna as well as the Sorrento coastline. Definitely work the trek up here.

The remains of this castle well preserved in the middle the city lead you to the top of its turrets…read morewhere you have a very special 360ﾟ view of the city best to be enjoyed at dusk or at night when the city lights twinkle, the ocean sparkles and the vibe and sounds of the people below energize a romantic view out on to the South. This is a working museum and although it has very few artifacts about the city it does have plenty of pictures and a well designed model of the original castle which stood on these grounds hundreds of years ago. This museum is free to visit and the elevator or stairs are modern instruments that allow you to roam through the old halls and see the old original walls of a masterpiece that was built to protect the people of long ago. Please take your time to speak to the museum host and security guard who has plenty to say about the museum the region Italy and life itself. Very clean restrooms are available for both men and women on the ground floor so don't be afraid to hang out a while and talk with the locals but most especially to enjoy the view.