The fountain in Piazza Santo Stefano (or Piazza Palazzo)

The fountain in the square now named after Alberto Nota, where the former Town Hall stands (built around 1750), is another of the first four built after the arrival of the Cali Aqueduct.
The fountain has always remained the same, in the same place, despite the fact that history has repeatedly changed the scenery around it.

The paving of the square was cobbled until 1936 when the municipality decided to replace it with stone slabs.
It too has a small obelisk in the centre, which, as Mannisi said, remains a constant symbol for the city.