The Statue of Christ the Redeemer in Maratea is a majestic 21-meter-high sculpture located on Mount San Biagio. Made of reinforced concrete covered in white marble, it dominates the landscape with outstretched arms, offering spectacular views over the sea and surrounding mountains, and is one of the most iconic symbols of Basilicata.

The Basilica of Saint Biagio in Maratea is an important place of worship dedicated to the town’s patron saint, located on Mount San Biagio. Of ancient origin and modified several times, it features a simple and sober style; inside, it preserves valuable artworks, including a fresco depicting the Madonna and Child, known as the Madonna of the Pomegranate.

The medieval village of Maratea is a charming network of narrow alleys, arches, and ancient stone houses that preserve the authentic charm of the past. Walking through its streets, you can discover small squares, scenic views, and a peaceful, characteristic atmosphere.