Rivello (Potenza)

Convent of Sant’Antonio

The Convento di Sant’Antonio is the most important monument in Rivello. It was built at the beginning of the 16th century (sources give either 1500 or 1512) and preserves frescoes by Girolamo Todisco.

Opening hoursCheck opening times in town or with the parish.
AdmissionFree entry.
WhereViale Monastero – Rivello (PZ)

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What to see

The Todisco frescoes, including a very rare depiction of the Crucifixion of the Franciscan Martyrs of Japan.
The Last Supper by the same painter, in the cloister area.
The beautiful wooden choir, dated 1600.
In the upper rooms, the Museo archeologico (Archaeological Museum), with finds from the Noce and Lao valleys.

How to get there

The convent is on the outskirts of Rivello, reachable by car or on foot from the town centre. Rivello is about 20 km from Maratea.

Useful information

Opening times may vary, so check in town before going up.
Nearby, you can also visit the chiesa di San Nicola di Bari and Santa Maria del Poggio.

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To see

Archaeological Museum «Greci e indigeni tra Noce e Lao»less than 1 km away
Church of Santa Barbaraless than 1 km away
Crypt of San Nicolaless than 1 km away
Historic Centre of Rivelloless than 1 km away

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