• Chiesa del Crocifisso - The Church of the Crucifix is a genuine historical gem, radiating charm and significance! Originating from the Holy Visit in 1641, its roots stretch even further back…

• Chiesa di Santa Maria in Platea - Fondly referred to as the Madonna delle Grazie, this historic treasure has ancient origins, dating from 1065 to 1076…

• Chiesa di San Rocco - Dedicated to the beloved Patron Saint Roch, this church has stood proudly since 1531, undergoing many captivating transformations…

• Via San Stefano - Church of San Stefano
  Its origins trace back to the medieval era when it was under the ownership of the Abbey of San Michele. During the Renaissance, it experienced a remarkable revival due to the annexation of the Benedictine monastery…

• Via Annunziata - Church and complex of the Annunciation
  This complex, constructed outside the ancient village of Montescaglioso, included a courtyard, a church now converted into a residence, the Caretaker’s Accommodation, and several spacious rooms…

• Chiesa di Sant’Agostino - Church and Convent of San Agostino
  The Convent of San Agostino holds the distinction of being the oldest Augustinian presence in the region, documented since 1399 in the Order’s Registers as part of the Province of Puglia…

• Monastero Benedettino della SS. Concezione - Church and former Benedictine monastery of the SS. Conception
  The history begins in 1544, when the church’s presence was noted during the Sacred Visit of Monsignor Saraceno, Archbishop of Matera…

• Abbazia Benedettina di San Michele Arcangelo - Church of S. Angelo, former Abbey of S. Michele Arcangelo
  The Church of S. Angelo followed the construction events of the Abbey of S. Michele Arcangelo. Built around the ninth century on a probable pre-existing site, of which no records remain today, in Romanesque style…

• Cappella di San Biagio - Church of San Biagio
  Built outside the city of Montescaglioso in the locality of Difesa, which it named. In 1738, it was found to be owned by the secular clergy…

• Chiesa Madre dei SS. Pietro e Paolo - Dating back to 1310, the first traces of a place of worship dedicated to the venerable Saints Peter and Paul are found, followed by other mentions in documents from 1324. The true history of this church comes alive in the mid-sixteenth century, when the archbishops of Matera…

• Abbazia Benedettina di San Michele Arcangelo - St Michael’s Abbey! Expertly dated to the mid-11th century, this monastery extends beyond the early medieval city walls, surrounded by an environment that tells tales of centuries of adventure and change.

• Convent of the Friars Minor Capuchin - The establishment and initial construction of the Capuchin Friars’ Convent of Montescaglioso began in 1593, but faced continuous interruptions due to a lack of resources. Work resumed in 1608 thanks to the interest of…

• Via Porta Sant’Angelo - Rione Torre Vetere: panoramic view
  “Rione Torre Vetere” is named after the ancient Lombard fortress located at the highest point of the Montescaglioso hill. The tower, visible in the views of 1500 and that of…

• Monumento ai Caduti - The monument to the Fallen of the two world wars was erected in 1923 by sculptor Francesco Corrente, known as Marcomagno, born in Martina Franca in the province of Taranto. The monument, carved in local pietra, calcarenite, does not have…

• Obelisco San Rocco - In 1843, the obelisk was majestically erected in Piazza Roma, a monument of gratitude to San Rocco, the hero who protected the city from the plague during the dark 17th century…

• Via Porta Sant’Angelo - Madonna of the Good Way - Panoramic View
  Behold this stunning landscape and be captivated by the grandeur of Our Lady of the Good Way! In ancient times, journeys to Apulian lands were adventurous and fraught with risks…

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Discover 24 audio guides that reveal the most captivating spots in Montescaglioso. Dive into the essence of Basilicata with the i-Tourist app, allowing your smartphone to lead you through a journey of history, art, and stunning vistas.

Explore the grand Abbey of San Michele Arcangelo, a true Benedictine treasure and emblem of the city, and take in the views stretching towards the Lucanian badlands and the nearby Matera. Wander through the narrow lanes of the historic center, uncover the rock churches, and be amazed by the panoramic squares that narrate centuries of culture and tradition.

This immersive experience blends art, nature, and spirituality, crafted for all ages. It offers a flexible and engaging tour, perfect for enjoying Montescaglioso at your own pace, following your interests and passions.

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