• Pisciotta - Starting from Piazza Pinto it will be possible to dive into an exciting medieval history that, passing through the Marquis palace which was the birthplace of the famous Bishop Luigi Pappacoda, promoter of the Lecce Baroque in the second half of the 1600s, will continue with the visit of the two noble chapels until at the majestic 16th century mother church, a jewel of art where you can admire works of the Neapolitan eighteenth century. Accompanied by the stories that characterized the motions of the Cilento of 1840 you will find yourself immersed in the fascinating history mixed with legend of this small Cilento village. At the end of the path there will be a stop in a laboratory where the owner will explain how she makes her products and there will be a small free time tasting for shopping. Local delicacies, ceramics etc. We are in, small which is located in the heart of the famous for the Pisciottano and Alici olive tree

• Small tasting of typical local products

Starting from Pinto Square, you’ll delve into captivating medieval stories. These begin in the Marquis Palace - the birthplace of renowned Bishop Luigi Pappacoda, known for promoting Lecce Baroque in the latter 17th century - before moving on to two impressive chapels and finally, the 16th century Mother Church. This art masterpiece houses 18th century works from Naples. You’ll be engrossed in tales surrounding the 1840 Cilento rebellions and the enthralling meld of history and legend that clings to this small Cilento village. The tour will conclude with a visit to a workshop, during which the owner will demonstrate her production methods, followed by an opportunity for a small tasting and shopping for local delicacies and ceramics. The region is notably known for its Pisciottano and Alici olive trees.

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