Punti di Interesse

• Church of San Giovanni in Mazzocca: the Church of San Giovanni was built in the early 18th century on part of the ruins of the ancient and powerful Benedictine Monastery of Santa Maria de Gualdo. Today, the building, after a massive restoration, shows modern architecture. The Church, erected on the site where the patron saint of Fioiano died and was sanctified, constitutes an important point of reference for people of faith.
• Church of Our Lady of the Rosary: this is the main place of worship in the centre of Foiano di Val Fortore and a series of interesting artistic works can be visited in its three naves (altars, statues, sacred furnishings, paintings).
• The Historical Centre: among the old residential units, one can still admire simple 19th and 20th century stone portals. Visitors also come across the tall bell tower with its imposing stone and brick structure. This bell tower dates back to around 1700.
  Madonna della Libera Church: its construction dates back to 1462 and remains the oldest building in the village. Its name derives from the gratitude to the Virgin Mary of those who built it for surviving the earthquake of 1456. Today, the church with the small square of St. Mary in front of it, accurately restored in local stone, fits into a picturesque overall image that characterises the village.