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Viggianello (Potenza)

Convent of Sant’Antonio a Pantana

The convent of Sant’Antonio a Pantana was built in the 16th century by the Fathers of Collereto, with the permission of the baron of Viggianello, Giovanni Giacomo Sanseverino, and was rebuilt in the 17th century.

  • Opening hoursHours vary: check with the parish.
  • AdmissionFree entry.
  • WhereCentro storico – Viggianello (PZ)
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What to see

  • A Madonna and Child in white marble, which local tradition attributes to Bernini; the base bears the inscription Virgine deipara patrona V.lli, “Virgin Mother of God, patron of Viggianello”.

How to get there

It is located in the territory of Viggianello: it is advisable to ask for directions at the town hall.

Useful information

  • Opening hours are not fixed: it is best to check with the town hall or the parish.
  • The attribution to Bernini is passed down locally and has not been verified.
  • The location indicated is approximate, at the town centre.

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