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Description

Stigliano is a town and comune in the province of Matera, in the Basilicata region of southern Italy.

Geography

The town is bordered by Accettura, Aliano, Cirigliano, Craco, Gorgoglione, Montalbano Jonico, San Mauro Forte, Sant'Arcangelo and Tursi.

History

Thw town was founded by the Lucani, and later was conquered by the Greek colony of Metaponto. The name is most likely of Roman origin, stemming from the Hostilii family, who owned it. After the fall of the Western Roman Empire, it fell under the Lombards, and was part of the medieval Principality of Salerno. In 1070 it was given to the bishops of Tricarico. In 1274 King Charles I of Anjou gave it as a fief to Giacomo di Bosciniano. The powerful Neapolitan family of the Carafa acquired it in 1289. In 1556 the whole fief passed under the Spanish Dukes the Medina, who made it capital of the Basilicata province. In 1806, after the abolition of feudalism, Stigliano went under the direct administration of the Kingdom of Naples and later the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies and, in 1861, became part of the newly unified Kingdom of Italy. During the Fascist era Stigliano was an exile place for Fascist dissidents.

Main sights

* Convent of St. Anthony. It has a 17th century Baroque façade with a large bell tower with an Arabic-style dome. The interior is home to 17th century paintings and of a precious wooden crucifix. * Mother Church, dedicated to Santa Maria Assunta. IT has numerous works of art, including a 16th century polyptych attributed to Simone da Firenze, with a statue of the Madonna with paintings of Saints, Angels and Father God. The structure has a notable wooden vault with cupolas in the two aisles. Also peculiar are the 19th century carved wooden choir, the frescoed crypt and a statue of the Vergine Assunta donated to the church in 1522. * The castle and remains of the walls. * Palazzo Santo Spirito

Notes and references

* Pennetti, Giuseppe (1899). Stigliano: nuove notizie storiche ed archeologiche con documenti inediti. Naples: M. D'Auria. 

Twin towns

* Gigean, France * Cardano al Campo, Italy