토라카 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

이 성전의 수호성인으로는 다른 많은 곳과 달리 성인으로 공경받는 사람이 아니라, 예수 그리스도께서 우리를 위해 돌아가신 골고다 십자가를 가리킵니다. SANTA CROCE에 대한 명상적 고찰을 위해 교회에 머무르는 분들께, 성부 교황 레오 14세께서 2026년 성 금요일 로마 콜로세움에서 기도하신 십자가의 길 묵상에서 짧은 구절을 소개합니다: + “당신은 왕이시며 십자가에서 다스리십니다: 당신은 군대의 겉보기 힘이 아니라, 십자가에 못 박히도록 내버려 두는 사랑의 겉보기 무력함을 이용하십니다. 당신은 왕이시며, 당신의 십자가는 역사와 온 우주가 도는 중심축이 됩니다...”

Ruins along the route.

This is a truly treacherous stretch because the path is difficult to see, there is vegetation that obstructs it and on the descent, in addition to the rocks and stones, the ground is slippery... it took us more than half an hour to descend 100-150 m.

View of the Scialandro Rock. The Scialandro Rock is linked to several legends of the Gulf of Policastro. During the eighth century BC, a Greek ship bound for Cumae sank near Punta Infreschi. Only one man survived, clinging to the rock, which later took his name: Scialandro. The man, adopted by the local population, became the village leader and defended the village from a sack by another Greek ship. During the battle, Scialandro died, and a wooden statue was erected on the Scialandro Rock. Source: https://www.ilcilentano.it/il-sentiero-apprezzami-lasino-di-sapri-tra-natura-e-leggende/

Here's the trail info: https://www.ilcilentano.it/il-sentiero-apprezzami-lasino-di-sapri-tra-natura-e-leggende/

Built in 1898, this Gothic-style gem is part of the Santa Croce complex, constructed and later entrusted to the Bigi Fathers by Cav. Giuseppe CESARINO, along with the adjacent building, which was, at the benefactor's request, transformed into an educational institution for young people. The decorations are of a high standard, and the overall effect is evocative and aesthetically pleasing. The modestly sized church regularly hosts weddings, thanks to the beauty and solemnity of the building, which enhances the wedding ceremonies. (source: Municipality of Sapri)

A memorial to ancient times, the surrounding area has recently been redeveloped, making it more pleasant to walk/cycle there.

A highly recognisable landmark that leads to the bay of Sapri, the last town in Cilento and Campania (going south),