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Church of the Rosary

(former dedicated to the Saints Felice and Baccolo)
Commonly referred to as the Rosary, it was probably built under the empire of Costantine the Great (310), over the remains of an old pagan temple called pantheon. It was Sorrento's cathedral from the XII to the XV century.

(fonte: Surrentum Magazine)

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