Quebra-cabeça Gratteri, Sicily, Italy Jigsaw Puzzle

Gratteri is a picturesque town located near the north central coast of Sicily in the Madonie mountains. It is surrounded by beautiful pine and oaks woods. The city boasts areas of historical importance to Sicily. Although probably founded by the Romans, the town design betrays clear Arab-Medieval features. The noble Roger managed to take it from the Saracens, and subsequently, it passed onto the Counts of Monforte di Petralia, the Curia di Palermo, and the Princes Ventimiglia di Geraci and Castelbuono. The town is much renowned for its embroidery and for several popular events such as the Saint Joseph’s Festival on 18 March, the Patron Saint’s Festival on 8 and 9 September in honour of Saint James Apostle featuring a fine procession and great example of Sicily's festivals.