The churches and monasteries of Salerno preserve the spiritual and historical heart of the city, especially in the old town centre, where monumental buildings and more intimate spaces tell centuries of faith and art. From the Cathedral of San Matteo to the monastic complexes of San Benedetto, Santa Sofia and San Giorgio, a journey through these sites crosses different eras — from medieval and baroque architecture to spaces now repurposed for culture — keeping alive the connection with the religious roots of the territory.
Church of St. Augustine
Salerno angioina-aragoneseThe Palazzo della Provincia, formerly the seat of the convent of Sant’Agostino, dominates the promenade with its beautiful nineteenth-century size….

