Cerda

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Cerda is a small village located in a hilly area between the northern Imera and Torto, which has become famous for its artichoke, a Sicilian excellence.
Thanks to the production of the Cerdese spiny artichoke, the city boasts the nickname of city of the artichoke.
Cerda's origins are Spanish, in fact it owes its birth to the noble de la Cerda family around the middle of the sixteenth century. Throughout its history it has passed from hand to hand to the various lords of the time, who built their own palaces here.