Church of Sant’Antonio da Padova, Rotondella

History

The church dates back to the 17th century and was part of a Franciscan convent. It is the place most closely linked to the town’s devotion to Sant’Antonio, the patron saint of Rotondella.

What to see

• The façade with its stone portal.
• The interior, with its altars and statues of saints.
• The statue of Sant’Antonio, at the heart of the town’s devotion.

Useful information

• This is a church open for worship: you can visit it quietly, outside of services.
• The feast of Sant’Antonio is celebrated on 13 June.
• A few steps away are the Chiesa Madre and the Balcone dello Jonio.