Sant’Agata de’ Goti isn’t just seen — it’s admired. Perched on a ridge of tuff stone, its silhouette of medieval houses clinging to the cliff edge feels like a romantic painting come to life. Overlooking the deep gorge of the Martorano river, it offers one of the most breathtaking views in Campania.
Wandering through its narrow, winding alleys, you’ll discover hidden courtyards, ancient stone doorways, and noble palaces blending Gothic charm with Baroque elegance. Every corner whispers a tale — Longobard, Norman, Angevin. At its heart stands the Cathedral of the Assumption, with its evocative Longobard crypt and medieval frescoes that seem to speak softly through time.
Yet Sant’Agata is not just a postcard — it’s alive, welcoming, real. Locals greet you with warmth, open the doors of their artisan shops, share old legends and serve dishes born from authenticity. Here, Falanghina and Aglianico wines reach their finest expression, and local wineries offer tasting experiences that stay with you.
Surrounding the village are rolling hills of vineyards and olive groves, clean air and slow rhythms.
Sant’Agata de’ Goti is more than a village — it’s a vertical emotion you carry with you.
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Curiosities
- Monkey in the rock. A rocky profile seems to depict a monkey—can you spot the hidden face?
- A misleading name. “De’ Goti” doesn’t refer to the Goths—it comes from the Norman De Goth family.
- Apples and flower carpets. Famous for Annurca apples and the Infiorata, a floral festival held in June.
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