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==Main sights==
[[File:Castello Milazzo 01.jpg|thumb|left|[[Castle of Milazzo]]]]
*[[Castle of Milazzo]] was begun by the Arabs, enlarged by the Normans, restored and strengthened by [[Frederick II, Holy Roman Emperor|Frederick II]], it is surrounded by walls with round towers built under [[Alfonso V of Aragon]], with a Gothic portal dating from the 14th century. Near the castle are the ruins of the fourteenth-century palace of the grand jury and the old cathedral (1603) probably built on a design by architect Camillo Camillians.
[[File:Milazzo, chiesa del carmine 01.JPG|thumb|The church of the Carmine.]]
*the Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel is located inside the fortified city, and its construction began in 1608 based on designs by Camillo Camilliani, a student of Michelangelo. The cathedral was built to replace the old mother church of Santa Maria, demolished in 1568 for strategic-military reasons. The embellishment and completion works of the new work continued until around 1700.
*the Baroque Church of the Holy Crucifix (1629), housing a wooden canopy from the 18th century and a wooden crucifix from the early 17th century.
*Rock church of St. Anthony of Padua (1232).
*Sanctuary of St. Francis of Paola (1464-1467).
[[File:Palazzo comunale (Milazzo) 08 09 2019 03.jpg|thumb|The town hall of Milazzo .]]
[[File:7 Milazzo (10) (12880176785).jpg|thumb|Ancient Cathedral Street]]
*The town hall.
*D'Amico Palace.
* Villa Lucifero.
* Villa Paradiso.
* Villa Gamberini.
* Milazzo theatre.