Pomarico

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Pomarico Pomerikon (Greek)
Comune
Comune di Pomarico
Location of Pomarico
St. Michael Archangel
Saint day	8 May
Website	Official website

Pomarico (

The town was founded about 850 AD by the Byzantines. An old castle was built but only few ruins of it remain.

Main sights

• The Marquess Palace, built in the 18th century, and still standing in the centre of the town.
• The Main Church dedicated to
  St. Michael, also built in that period. It has a Baroque
  façade and contains a wooden statue of St. Michael (1400), as well as paintings of Pietro Antonio Ferro and Andrea Vaccaro.
• The church of St. Anthony of Padua (18th century). It lies by a former convent, now used as the city hall.

People

• Neapolitan Revolution
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References

External links

• Official website