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Coven of Santa Regina in Monticello village (1470)
Chapel of Santa Maria delle Grazie in Monticelli (1746)
Coven of San Giacomo in Ariano (1400)
Chapel of San Rocco (remains) near Tusciano river.
Chapel of Madonna della Neve (1500).
Coven of Santa Maria del Soccorso in Salitto (1515).
Chapel of Maria Santissima del Rosario in Salitto (968).
Chapel of Madonna delle Grazie in Salitto (1500).
Grotta di Nardantuono: part of St. Michael's cave. Legend has it that the cave was the shelter of Nardantuono bands of brigands led by Antonio di Nardo, the robber Nardantuono century.
