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Departing from the Late Baroque-Church of San Francesco da Paola on Via XX settembre, you reach Piazza Vittorio Veneto, where you can visit the Convent of Santa Lucia alla Fontana, and the Annunziata and San Domenico Convents, as well as the Church of the Knights of Malta. Here, in the underground chambers which lie beneath the square you can visit the cistern known as the Palombaro Lungo, the rock-hewn church of Santo Spirito, the area known as \u201cFondaco di Mezzo\u201d (in other words the ancient city market square) and an Aragonese tower which had previously protected the city walls. From here you can walk down into the Sasso Barisano district to visit a few medieval rock-hewn churches, the Parish Church of San Pietro Barisano, the Monastery of Sant\u2019Agostino, and what is known locally by the name of Casa Cava, a unique theatre dug out of a large quarry. You can then return to the Piano and visit the Church of San Biagio and the Romanesque Church of San Giovanni Battista located in the square of the same name.<\/p>\n [\/et_pb_text][et_pb_code _builder_version=”4.9.7″ _module_preset=”default” custom_margin=”||82px|||”]