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Immersed in history and nature
What to visit in the surroundings
Everywhere in the Marsico territory and its surroundings, as well as in the neighbouring municipalities, we can find a place to visit, a museum or a historical building; in every period of the year there are fairs, patronal feasts and festivals that give everyone the possibility to taste the typical products of our Basilicata.
In particular, our town, of pre-Roman origins, is full of natural beauty, ancient buildings and sacred places, and especially the latter have an immeasurable historical and artistic value.
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Tourist sites
Web platform and App for researching and discovering the most characteristic places and events of the Val d'Agri
Site of the Lucano Apennine Park - Val d'Agri Lagonegrese, full of tourist information.
Institutional site of the municipality of Marsico Nuovo containing a section dedicated to tourism rich and full of information.
Browse online the tourist guide of the Municipality of Marsico Nuovo
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A few steps from us
Heritage of UNESCO
Charterhouse of
San Lorenzo
Charterhouse of San Lorenzo
Heritage of UNESCO
Charterhouse of San Lorenzo
Moving a few kilometers, on the Campanian side, in the municipality of Padula we find the Charterhouse of San Lorenzo, the largest in Italy and among the largest in Europe, which since 1957 houses the Provincial Archaeological Museum of Western Lucania, in 1998 it was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO along with the nearby archaeological sites of Velia, Paestum, the Vallo di Diano and the National Park of Cilento.
Moreover, inside the Charterhouse are organized concerts and cultural events, which, thanks to the very special location, assume a unique atmosphere.
In the Park of Cilento and Vallo di Diano
Caves of Pertosa-Auletta
Not far away, in the municipality of Pertosa we find the caves of Pertosa-Auletta, peculiar because they are the only ones in Italy where you can navigate an underground river, the Negro, but they are also the only ones in Europe to preserve the remains of a pile-dwelling village, dating back to the second millennium BC.
Here, too, are held very special cultural events among which stands out “L’Inferno di Dante nelle Grotte” – “Dante’s Inferno in the Caves” – hosted for about eight years, and “Ulisse: il Viaggio nell’Ade” – “Ulysses: Journey to Hades”.
There are not, here, backstage and papier-mâché backdrops, but a prehistoric scenery that counts thousands of years.
In the Park of Cilento and Vallo di Diano
Pertosa-Auletta caves
