The Church is an example of Angevin architecture. It was built around 1336 by the will of Filippo Sangineto, first Earl of Altomonte, on a previous Norman building...
The Convent of the Dominican Friars was built in the fifteenth century by Cobella Ruffo, wife of Ruggiero Sanseverino, Countess of Altomonte in 1402. The Monastery...
Civic Museum, opened in 1980, is housed in the cells of the former Dominican Convent (XV century), adjacent to the Church of Our Lady of Consolation. The collection...
The Mediterranean Food Museum is housed in the Battaglia Palace, in which is set up a media room and sensory processes dedicated to food, wine and bread. In the...
The Theater was inaugurated on 31 July 1988 with the first edition of the "Festival of the Two Seas". The building includes about a thousand seats. The main facade...
It's an imposing fortified quadrilateral, built probably in the twelfth century. It takes its name from Pallotta family, lords of Brahalla, Saracen ancient name...
It's one of the oldest churches in the city. An inscription in Greek, found in a chapel, traces its existence from 873; while a carta venditionis (bill of sale),...
Listed as one of "The Most Beautiful Villages in Italy", Altomonte winds through alleys and stairways around the Church of Consolation, the best example of...
The Church has a Latin cross with a single nave divided into two side chapels and was founded in 1635, when there was the proclamation of St. Francis, and completed...
Attached to the Church of St. Francis of Paola there is the Convent of the Minimi, completed under the provincial father Francesco Antonio De Angelis in 1798, as...
Ancient forest hunting of the feudal lords of Altomonte, is today a wooded area of approximately 180 hectares covered with lush vegetation of oaks trees, within which...