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View from the SP47 road that leads from Angitola to the town of Monterosso

Piazza Caduti, Soverato Superiore Monument to the Fallen / Memorial to the Fallen, in Piazza Caduti, Soverato Superiore Monument to the Fallen / Memorial to the Fallen, Soverato Superiore Remembrance of the Fallen of the First and Second World War. Corso Roma, 114-116, Soverato Superiore, Catanzaro, Italy

Church of Maria Santissima Addolorata, Soverato Superiore Church of Maria Santissima Addolorata (Soverato) The history of the Church of Maria SS Addolorata is closely linked to that of the village of Soverato. Its origins are lost in the mists of time and are closely linked to those of the first mother church of the old fortified village. However, the devastating earthquake of 1783 marked a decisive turning point. With the old town completely destroyed, the inhabitants of Soverato were forced to rebuild their lives on a new hill. Among the first buildings erected in the new settlement, the church occupied a place of honor. The community, eager to rediscover a place of worship and assembly, decided to build a new religious building in honor of Maria della Pietà and in memory of the old village's mother church. The choice of this name underscored the community's deep connection with the past and its desire to keep tradition alive. Over the centuries, the church underwent several transformations and alterations. Starting in the early 20th century, its name was changed to "Church of Maria SS dei Sette Dolori" and then definitively became the "Archpriestly Church of Maria SS Addolorata." This development likely reflects an intensified Marian devotion and a greater veneration of Our Lady of Sorrows. Over the course of its long history, the church has undergone several restorations. The first major restoration, in 1891, significantly altered the building's interior structure. More than a century later, in 1984 and 1985, further restoration work led to the creation of valuable decorations by Professor Saverio Presta, further enriching the church's artistic heritage. Text / Source: Turismo Calabria https://www.turismocalabria.net/blog/duomo-di-maria-ss-addolorata-scopriamo-il-cuore-pulsante-di-soverato/

Santicelli Botanical Garden, Soverato The Santicelli Botanical Garden, Soverato With its magnificent view of the Ionian Sea, the garden is home to typical species of the native Mediterranean scrub and exotic species, totaling more than 1,000 specimens. Anti-aircraft emplacements from World War II can also be seen inside; the area was actually used as a sentry post. Text / Source: Terre Ioniche Ionian Calabria https://www.terreioniche.it/place/soverato/visit/it#0

Giardino Botanico Santicelli, Soverato Santicelli Botanical Garden in Soverato: A Green Oasis to Explore The Santicelli Botanical Garden is an enchanting natural setting in the town of Soverato, on the hills above the Gulf of Squillace in Calabria. With breathtaking sea views, this botanical garden is a must-visit for plant lovers, nature enthusiasts, and travelers seeking peace and beauty. Its privileged location, approximately 50 meters above sea level, provides an ideal climate for a wide variety of Mediterranean flora as well as carefully selected exotic species. The Santicelli Botanical Garden is not only a place of exceptional biodiversity but also a center for scientific education and dissemination. Educational trails guide visitors through the over 56,000 square meter garden, where they can admire over a thousand plant specimens. The garden is designed to be accessible and inclusive, allowing everyone, including visitors with disabilities, to explore and enjoy the wonders of nature without barriers. In addition to its botanical richness and unparalleled scenic beauty, the Santicelli Botanical Garden represents an important green space for the Soverato region. It is an oasis of tranquility that promotes awareness of plant species typical of the Mediterranean climate, contributes to the preservation of local biodiversity, and offers an exceptional stopover in the heart of Calabria. Text / Source: Calabria Tourism Editorial Team https://www.turismocalabria.net/blog/giardino-botanico-santicelli-a-soverato-unoasi-verde-da-esplorare/

Statue of Our Lady of Sorrows, Soverato From the City Hall – September 15, 2017 Salita Beato Michele Rua, 88068 Soverato

Statue of the Madonna, Piazza Maria Ausiliatrice, Soverato Consecration of the City of Soverato To Mary Help of Christians, May 24, 2000 Marian Year 1954

Chiesa Santa Maria delle Nevi, Girifalco Mother Church of Santa Maria delle Nevi The Mother Church of Santa Maria delle Nevi in Girifalco, in the province of Catanzaro, is the town's most important parish church. Its origins date back to the 16th century, when it was originally dedicated to the Madonna delle Nevi, a title inherited from the previous mother church in the Pioppi Vecchi district. After the devastating earthquake of 1783, the building was rebuilt on the site of the Church of Santa Maria delle Grazie, part of the old Dominican monastery founded by Bishop Lauro in 1548. The reconstruction was entrusted to the architect Ermenegildo Sintes, a pupil of Luigi Vanvitelli. However, the original design was modified and reduced in size during the construction phase. The facade of the church, originally built in the Baroque style, underwent several renovations, especially after the 1905 earthquake, giving it a more modern appearance. It has a large stone portal flanked by two niches and a double access staircase. The secondary entrance, framed by an ashlar portal, is located at the foot of the bell tower, which houses three bells and a clock. The interior of the church is characterized by the color white, a symbol of both the Marian title and the Dominican Order. The nave is decorated with arches with friezes and gilded capitals. On the left side is the Altar of Paradise, with an ancient sculptural group depicting the Ascension of Christ from the Convent of San Antonio of the Reformed. The presbytery is dominated by a large painting of the Madonna delle Nevi, protecting the snow-covered village of Girifalco from above, a work by Domenico Cefaly (1932-2003), a descendant of the painter Andrea Cefaly. Other works of art housed in the church include a 17th-century polychrome statue of Saint Rocco from Montpellier, a painting of the Madonna della Neve by Luciano Ricchetti, and the 17th-century Madonna del Garofano. The Mother Church of Santa Maria delle Nevi represents an important spiritual and cultural center for the community of Girifalco, testifying to centuries of history, art, and religious devotion. Text / Source: visitgirifalco.com / Municipality of Girifalco https://visitgirifalco.com/trip/chiesa-matrice-santa-maria-delle-nevi/