Palamolla Baronial Castle

Imposing and full of charm, the Palamolla Baronial Castle dominates the village of Torraca, offering a unique panoramic view of the Cilento coast and the surrounding hills. Built in medieval times, the castle is a place that tells stories of battles, feudal life, and historical transformations. Walking among the walls and admiring the structure, one breathes the atmosphere of the past, immersing oneself in a distant time. A visit to the castle is a journey through the history of Cilento.

What to See Along the Path

Discover the villages, natural oases, and hermitages that make Cammino di San Nilo unique. Encounters, flavors, and breathtaking landscapes will guide you through spirituality, history, and authentic traditions.

Church of San Filippo d'Agira

Dedicated to the patron saint of the village, the Church of San Filippo d “Agira” is the religious heart...

Hermitage of San Michele

Nestled in the rock, the “Hermitage of San Michele is a sacred place of extraordinary charm, symbolizing...

Palamolla Baronial Castle

Imposing and full of charm, the Palamolla Baronial Castle dominates the village of Torraca, offering...

Emmisi Gorge

A wild and evocative landscape where the Bussento River has carved deep gorges through the rocks, creating...

Sapri Beach and Promenade

The Sapri Beach, with its fine sand and clear waters, is the first encounter with the sea for travelers...

Beech Forests of Mount Centaurino

This section of the path leads through the centuries-old beech forests that cover the slopes of Mount...

Bussento River

The Bussento is the common thread of this stage of the journey: a river that originates in the mountains...

Monte Sacro

Monte Sacro, also known as Gelbison, is a place rich in spirituality and unspoiled nature. This peak,...

Cape Palinuro and the Sea Caves

The undisputed symbol of the Cilento coast, Cape Palinuro juts out into the sea like a millennial guardian,...

WWF Oasis of the Bussento Caves

A magical and wild place, where the Bussento river disappears underground only to resurface in a spectacular...

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A project by

Gazania APS
Social Promotion Association
C.F. 92018720653 P.I. 05748980652

contacts
info@camminibizantini.com
ass.gazania@gmail.com
pec gazania@pec.it

headquarters
Padula (SA)