In the historic center of Marzamemi, and an integral part of the tonnara, is the town square, called Piazza Regina Margherita. On the square, there are also the two prospects of the churches, the old and the new, both dedicated to San Francesco di Paola, protector of the village, and the facade of the Palace of Prince of Villadorata.

The new church, on the left, was built for the munificence of the Supreme Pontiff Pius XI. The prospect is simple, linear. In the center, above the portal, stands a rosette of romantic style. The facade is divided into three vertical sections, delimited by two side pillars. The entrance door is made of grooved wood and is preceded by three marble steps. The prospect ends with a gable roof. The roof of the whole church is sloping. On the left, for those who look, in front, you can see the bell tower, placed at the same height as the roof of the church. The church is built of white stone.