The long balcony of Palazzo Caputo on Corso Vittorio Emanuele
Palazzo Caputo, an historic 18th-century building in Largo Ruffa
A detail of the façade of Palazzo Caputo, with a palm tree on the right in Corso Vittorio Emanuele
Corso Vittorio Emanuele (left), Largo Ruffa (right) and, in the centre, the grand Caputo Palace
An old building in Largo Migliarese and a bar
The Max Bar inside Palazzo Caputo on Corso Vittorio Emanuele
The Church of Gesù, or the Jesuit Church (also known by the people of Tropea as the Liguorini Church), built in the early 17th century in Largo Padre Vito Michele di Netta
The façade of the Church of the Gesù, adorned with statues depicting the four Doctors of the Church, in Largo Padre Vito Michele di Netta
The stone statue of Saint Ambrose, situated in a niche on the external façade in Largo Padre Vito Michele di Netta
Largo Padre Vito Michele di Netta and the stone statue of St Gregory the Great on the façade of the Church of the Gesù
The two capitals surmounting the pilasters on the façade of the Church of the Gesù in Largo Padre Vito Michele
The left-hand side façade of the Church of the Gesù or dei Liguorini in Largo Gesuiti
The small bell tower with two bells, on the left-hand side of the church of Il Gesù in Largo Gesuiti
The Greek cross-plan interior of the Jesuit Church, or Church of the Gesù, with its beautiful marble decorations
The monumental high altar, in the late Baroque style, with a painting by Paolo De Matteis on the back
The Chapel of St Gerard in the Church of the Gesù, richly decorated with polychrome marble; on the right, a statue of the Virgin Mary and a crucifix
The Chapel of St Alphonsus in the Church of the Gesù, with a majestic altar and columns decorated with marble inlays
Detail of a traditional wooden confessional in the Church of the Gesù
A family’s wooden coat of arms on the confessional in the Church of the Gesù
Palazzo Sant’Anna in Largo Padre di Netta, the current town hall
The façade of the Church of St Demetrius the Martyr (right) and the former Franciscan convent (left) in Largo Pasquale Galluppi
Largo Villetta del Cannone, the city’s terrace overlooking the Costa degli Dei
Largo Villetta, also known as Piazza Cannone, the large terrace adorned with palm trees
A wooden bench and a cannon on the panoramic terrace in Largo Villetta
Largo Villetta, the city’s viewpoint and the cannon discovered during some excavations
Largo Pasquale Galluppi and the gazebo of a local tavern
Ancient and historic buildings in Largo Duomo
Largo Pasquale Galluppi, home to many historic buildings
An old three-storey building, situated between Piazza Galluppi and Vico Collace
On the left is the entrance to the Lucignolo bar and pizzeria, with Palazzo Giffoni in Piazza Pasquale Galluppi in the background
The long Piazza Pasquale Galluppi, with green trees and a stone pavement
The tables and terrace of the “La Munizione” restaurant in Largo Duomo
The rear façade and apses of the Cathedral, as seen from the square of the same name
The cathedral’s dome, dating from the 16th century, is the work of Giovanni Donadio and his son Francesco in Largo Duomo
The Norman cathedral, built in the 12th century on the site of a former Byzantine cemetery and remodelled several times over the centuries, in Largo Duomo
The cathedral, with its Arab-Norman architecture, extends lengthwise
The gabled façade and the 19th-century bell tower of the Norman Cathedral in Largo Duomo
The interior of the cathedral, divided into three naves by large stone pillars
An 18th-century pulpit in polychrome marble, beneath which is a bas-relief of the Nativity dating from the 15th century in the Cathedral
The stone high altar and, behind it, the Icon of Our Lady of Romania in the cathedral
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Fotografie di Leonardo Bellotti
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