The village of Sant'Agata de 'Goti

Inserted in the circuit of the most beautiful villages in Italy, Sant'Agata is worth a visit and is located not far from the direction towards Puglia, proposing itself as a stop for those who want to interrupt a long journey. It stands on a tuff promontory, from which the houses sprang up by the spell of a god who wanted to create a cradle here. The surrounding environment is wooded and not only contributes to the beauty of the landscape but adorns, with its mist, the coast on which the Borgo stands. Nothing is left out, neither the Romanesque churches, nor the Norman traces and all those known signs of the times that seem carved even on the faces of the inhabitants. The dome with the windows and the roof covered with majolica, the inlaid floor and the elegant interior of a house of the Longobard Gastaldis who reigned here is beautiful. The mill with a stone pressing system also speaks of the ancient olive tree and the famous oil that is produced. The hands know how to finely decorate even beautiful boxes.