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Next to the Prefecture Palace is the church of San Francesco with an adjoining convent, built in 1274. It has a portal with carved fourteenth-century wooden shutters and a fifteenth-century bell tower. Inside there is the Renaissance-style tomb of the noble Paride De Grassis, as well as the remains of a fresco with a thirteenth-century Byzantine-style Madonna and the Pietà by Pietrafesa.

The church was built between the last years of the 12th century or the beginning of the 13th century by the order of the Templars. In fact, precisely in those years, between 1190 and 1191, the counts of Santasofia, lords of Rivischio, lords of a district near Potenza, took part in the third crusade and returned to the city, building the place of worship. In 1488, the Count of Potenza, Innico de Guevara, enlarged and embellished the church and built a convent next to it.

Pietragalla, a small town known for its "Palmenti" or "rutte", cave cellars dug into the rock, preserves thousand-year-old stories. You walk through the alleys of the medieval village, guided by the bell tower of San Nicola di Bari and the Palazzo Ducale. Local history tells of the French influence and heroism during the Brigandage. Nearby, the ancient settlement on Monte Torretta reveals precious archaeological remains.

The Sanctuary of the Madonna del Carmine, located on the top of Monte Carmine in Avigliano, Basilicata, is a sacred place that dates back to the 12th century. Born from the devotion of the Crusaders and the miraculous events linked to the Virgin, it attracts thousands of pilgrims every year, particularly during the celebration of July 16th.

Municipality perched on a plateau at 839 m a.s.l. particularly famous for its millstones and its elegant ducal palace.

Potenza is the capital of Basilicata. It is located at 819m above sea level in the center of the Basento Valley. It is also known as the 'vertical city' due to its development on the hills. It is also known as the 'City of the Hundred Stairs' due to the numerous ancient and modern stairs that connect the streets of the city.