Church of San Pietro Caveoso
The only church in the Sassi not carved into rock, built in 1218 with a 17th-century Romanesque-Baroque facade. Located on the edge of the Gravina gorge with frescoed timber ceiling and 16th-century wooden polyptych.
The only church in the Sassi not carved into rock, built in 1218 with a 17th-century Romanesque-Baroque facade. Located on the edge of the Gravina gorge with frescoed timber ceiling and 16th-century wooden polyptych.
Free, small fee to illuminate chapels
Visit during Mass times for entry. Pay a few euros to illuminate the ceiling and chapels - worth it for the full experience. The square outside offers great photo opportunities.
faq.subtitle Church of San Pietro Caveoso
The name 'Caveoso' comes from Italian 'cave' meaning caves, referring to the adjacent Sasso Caveoso neighborhood where the church is located. The neighborhood is characterized by numerous cave dwellings.
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