Not surprisingly, the patron saint of this town is Sant’Antonio Abate. This pastoral village comes alive during the celebrations of his feast day. The charming town hall may be the main secular focus of the town, but much of the culture and everyday life surrounds the calendar of the Parish Church. If you spend overnight in a hotel in Sant’Antonio Abate, you will discover this and more about the life of this small community.

While there is pride in having the Sanctuary of San Gerardo, the main religious edifice in Sant’Antonio Abate is the Parish church. The Parish Church of Sant’Antonio Abate or St. Anthony the Abbot, only hails from the early 19th century. It has a previous life in earlier churches. In fact, the church contains work formerly at home in the town’s older religious structures. The church consists of a simple plan. It has a single nave with several side chapels. The high altar deserves special mention. It features a depiction of Saint Anthony by F. Citarella, dated 1829. To have the leisure to explore the town and its pastoral setting, book a Sant’Antonio Abate hotel through EasyToBook.com.