Maratea, nestled in the Basilicata region, is a cultural gem of southern Italy. This picturesque town, often nicknamed "the Pearl of the Tyrrhenian," is a true treasure chest of art. Its symbol, the Christ the Redeemer statue, stands majestically on top of Mount San Biagio, offering a breathtaking view that blends spirituality with natural beauty.
Strolling through the ancient streets of Maratea, one can discover an urban fabric rich in history, with over 44 churches that tell centuries of devotion and sacred art. The Basilica of San Biagio, the city's patron saint, is a must-see monument, guardian of precious works of art and a thousand-year history.
Art enthusiasts will find in the local galleries a triumph of creativity, with exhibitions ranging from contemporary to classical art. The Diocesan Museum, for example, offers a journey through sanctity, displaying works that narrate faith through the ages.
Maratea is also an open-air stage, where cultural events and festivals enliven the squares, blending tradition and innovation. Every corner of this city is a hymn to art, an invitation to explore and be enchanted by its unique atmosphere. Visiting it means immersing oneself in a timeless cultural experience, where every stone, every view, every work of art tells of Maratea's passion and identity.
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Over 536 works, including paintings, sculptures, and frescoes from the 19th century. A gem of Italian artistic and decorative heritage boasting millions of visitors every year.