Churches and places of worship Riviera di Ulisse

Built in the early thirties, with the founding of the city, designed by architect Oriolo Frezzotti. Inside, the statue of the the patron, S. Marco, sculpted by Francesco Magni, and the statue of St. Anthony.

Located on the shores of Lake Paola, in a very suggestive spot. The Sanctuary dates back to the twelfth century and its construction is attributed to the Basilian Monks of Grottaferrata.

The convent was founded by St. Francis himself in 1222. He was generously supported by King Charles II of Anjou, who was very close to the Franciscan order.

The Church of San Giovanni a Mare, popularly known as San Giuseppe, is located in the center of Gaeta, near the sea. The monument was also called St. Joseph because inside it the members of the Brotherhood of Carpenters gathered. The building was born in the tenth century on the orders of Duke Gaeta John IV and was decorated with paintings and enriched with Baroque decorations during the following centuries.

It was built in the eleventh century, it rises on a slit in the rock created, according to legend, at the time of Christ's death, when the veil of the temple of Jerusalem was ripped.

Built in the 50's it is dedicated to the patron saint of the Pontine region. Inside frescoes depict martyrs.