バンジ周辺のアトラクション＆必見スポット - トップ13

The Chapel of the Madonna di Monteserico, located on the esplanade of the ancient castle, is a small rural sanctuary linked to the local popular devotion. Once the hub of the village's religious life, it housed an image of the Virgin believed to be miraculous, and even today, Mass is celebrated there once a year in her honor.

Palazzo San Gervasio, a small town in the province of Potenza, is immersed in the lush nature of Basilicata and rich in history. Probably founded around 1050, it is known for its historic waters and for being one of the first to join the Neapolitan Republic in 1799. Here is also the characteristic mother church of "San Nicola", a splendid example of Apulian Romanesque architecture from the Nineteenth century.

You pedal through the fields that stretch as far as the eye can see, the only noise that accompanies us is that of the wheels on the dirt road.

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かつての村からは今日、城からそれほど遠くない場所に建つ、聖母マリアに捧げられた小さな教会だけが残っています。 モンテセリコ城は、その後の世紀において、さまざまな地元の貴族に属していました。17世紀から18世紀末にかけては、ジェノヴァのグリマルディ・デイ・ドリア家とサンチャ家の子孫の一部が所有していました。その後、半世紀以上にわたって放棄されていましたが、1857年に地元の男爵であるデッリ・アッリ・チェッティ家によって購入されましたが、その時にはすでに住めない場所になっていました。

The manor is accessed via a ramp paved with cobblestones. After the entrance portal, you enter a square courtyard that separates the keep from the external mass that encloses it. Originally the entrance was located exactly on the opposite side to the current one, opened only in recent times (19th century), and consisted of an ogival door with stone frames. The ground floor plan is divided into two parts with an arch supporting a pointed barrel vault. The two upper floors are accessed via a spiral staircase.

980年頃、オットー2世はプーリアに侵攻した後、占領地域の国境に、計画されたカラブリア遠征のための補給拠点としても機能する防衛拠点を設置するよう命じました。 その後、城は要塞に改造されました。

Some trace its construction back to Roman times, but many rightly believe it is from the Norman age as in the case of Giustino Fortunato. Others, such as the German medievalist Carl Arnold Willemsen - who made a considerable effort in studying the time and the figure of Emperor Frederick II - have believed that, being of modest proportions, it is a holiday rather than a defense , but recent studies show the opposite, especially if we take into account that next to it there was an extensive village. However, it seems certain that it was transformed into a fortress at the time of Otto II, around 980. In 1041 it was the scene of the battle that saw the Normans of Melfi defeat the Byzantines of Montepeloso. The castle was restored and enlarged by the Swabians and it seems that it was frequently visited by Frederick II as the natural habitat of the birds of prey so dear to the Emperor.