We were fortunate to meet a group of liceo students who were acting as guides, and they were extremely well informed about the archeological work being done. More

A tiny crypt with an amazing tale. Worth paying a few EUROs to visit. I won't give the story away, go for yourself. The guide spoke very good english and was very knowledgable about the area. More

go back to proper candles - electric candle substitutes with blown bulbs are not worthy of this church. More

A surprise of sorts, not touted much as a site but a pretty little church within steps of the beach. More

We went to a wedding here. A beautiful, typically OTT Italian church, angel singing and Mary all in blue. It's a welcome coolness in the heat of the day and it really dominates the town. Funny thing was, even thou our friend had a ceremony there that day there were still two other brides outside, posing in their dresses for... More

A typical over the top, Italian catholic church - all gilt and statues. We were amused by the electric votive candles - you put a coin in a slot to switch one on! A nice touch was that the church left the main doors open in the evening and from the square outside there was a pleasant view of the... More

Just returned from getting married at Santa Maira Assunta Church. What can I say Girls, if you are planing on getting married in Italy Its got to be this one, just fab, There is a bit of a walk, to get to it, as there town, is in a square on the beach, so it comes to a certin point... More

This is the church of the "Black Madonna" it is fabulously beautiful. The history behind this magnificen church is quite interesting. It is right in the center of the touristic area where cars are not permitted. Can't wait to see it again. More

Keep your eyes and ears open for all the weddings and sometimes you can even hear the someone practising the organ at night! Magic! More