What to do near Palazzo San Gervasio, PZ

The Cathedral of Acerenza

A mammoth Cathedral welcomes the visitor. Majestic and solemn, it seems to guard mysteries as ancient as those related to the Grail. Who knows, perhaps among its many works of art, some clue is there.

Spinazzola bauxite quarries

The split soil, quarried from a now discontinued mining operation, reveals its most distinctive colors: red, orange, pink, contrasting with the green of the shrubs. An unimaginable landscape.

Votive Lighthouse

The striking monument to the fallen soldiers of Apulia

Broom

A small village with a big soul

Ripacandida

Land of saints, beauty and tastes

Village of Rapolla

A plunge into the authentic heart of Basilicata

Shrine of Fonti

A church nestled in the forest of Fonti, at the end of Tricarico territory, on Sundays in May attracts numerous pilgrims who come to pray to Our Lady of Fonti for a grace.

Big Bench Community Project

From Piedmont to Puglia to look at Italy with new eyes

Irsina

A hamlet in the Matera hills, with a well-kept historic center, rich in elements reminiscent of the hamlet's past life. Pride of place is the cathedral, with its artistic treasures.

Basilica of San Leucio

An archaeological area in Canosa di Puglia tells the city's ancient history. Here, in fact, the remains of a huge temple dedicated to Minerva, which later became an early Christian basilica, are appreciated.

Castle of Brindisi di Montagna

An ancient sentinel bent but not vanquished by time, it watches over the village that lives quietly at its feet. In summer it tells the story of life in the Middle Ages, or that of brigands from the Grancia.

Church of St. Clare

Valuable church included in the Norman Tower complex, home of cloistered nuns, with beautiful frescoes by Fr. A. Ferro, gilded coffered ceiling and a magnificent wooden crucifix.