17th-century convent church in Guglionesi, built on a former castle site and connected to the Capuchins and the noble Caracciolo family

Church of the Most Holy Rosary (Guglionesi): 15th-century church with pyramidal bell tower, painted wooden ceiling, and artistic legacy tied to Bishop Ferrante and the Council of Trent

Church of Saint Anthony of Padua (Guglionesi): 14th-century Gothic-Baroque church with a restored façade, painted dome, 17th-century wooden statues, and frescoes by Nicola Iacobitti

Discover San Nicola Church in Guglionesi, a medieval gem of Romanesque and Gothic design, aligned with Saint Nicholas’ tombs in Myra and Bari

Discover the Collegiate Church of Santa Maria Maggiore in Guglionesi, a Baroque treasure with a medieval crypt, Saint Adamo’s relics, and sacred art masterpieces

Ancient grotto near Montenero di Bisaccia where early Christians worshipped a Byzantine icon; fossil shells in the rock hint at its marine past

Modern parish church of Saint Paul in stone, consecrated in 1993, featuring a spacious nave, weekday chapel, and skylight above the presbytery

Explore the neo-Gothic Church of Saint Matthew in Montenero di Bisaccia, rebuilt in the 20th century with historic roots dating back to the 11th century

Discover the Sanctuary of Maria Santissima di Bisaccia in Montenero di Bisaccia, home to a legendary 13th-century painting and an annual pilgrimage