Fardella (Potenza)
Historic centre of Fardella
Fardella is a small village of about 570 inhabitants, 745 metres above sea level, in the Pollino National Park, between the Sinni river and the wooded ridge of Serra Cerrosa. It is among the youngest in the area: it was founded between the late 17th and early 18th century. The historic centre has several noble palaces.
- Opening hoursAlways visible outdoors
- AdmissionFree admission
- WhereCentro, Fardella (PZ)
About this place
What to see
• Palazzo De Salvo and Palazzo Donato, declared national monuments, seen from the outside.
• Palazzo Costanza and the Caprarizzo, known as Le Logge.
• The Mother Church of Saint Anthony of Padua, in Piazza Municipio.
Useful information
It can be visited freely on foot; the palaces are admired from the outside. The position shown is approximate and refers to the village centre. On 18 August the Raskatiello festival is held, celebrating handmade pasta.
Also visit the Mother Church of Saint Anthony of Padua. Discover more places in Fardella.
