You are at the crossroads of Via Vittorio Emanuele, Via Marconi and Via Bianchi, one of the village's most picturesque crossing points. The streets weave between arches and granite walls, revealing new perspectives of the castle at every turn.

Continuing along Via Vittorio Emanuele, the street opens up to the highest part, where the Church of St. Peter the Apostle with its panoramic churchyard is located. A little further on, going down the side alleys, you reach the Cistern, an ancient structure for collecting rainwater, and the Historical Archives, where the village's past is preserved among documents and memories.

This point marks the beginning of a path that combines spirituality, ingenuity and memory: three different places but linked by the same Gigliese identity.