Statua del Cristo Redentore di Maratea
Statua del Cristo Redentore di Maratea
Statua del Cristo Redentore di Maratea
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NoWhere
Rome, Italy674 contributions
Aug 2023 • Couples
Nothing to say about the view, breathtaking! You can admire the gulf of Policastro in all its majesty. To reach the statue, there is a path of steps accessible to everyone, but it is not possible to get to the top by car. There is paid parking: €5 for the 1st hour + €1 every 20 minutes. It is also necessary to take a shuttle: cost €1 per person return. The place is wonderful, there are souvenir shops and a bar that also sells Lucanian products: caciocavallo, liqueur etc. Visiting time: approximately 2 hours.
Written 20 August 2023
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Yngwie
Salerno, Italy115 contributions
Aug 2024 • Couples
Very impressive and breathtaking views. The church is very beautiful and engaging with the relics of San Biagio saint healer of sore throat. The shuttle service done well and also cheap 2 euro round trip. The only sore point is the parking where you take the shuttle is a bit too expensive, 7 euros for less than 2 hours.
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Written 25 August 2024
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pietro996
Teramo, Italy222 contributions
Aug 2023 • Couples
Mandatory stop if you are in Maratea.
Easily reachable by car to the paid car park, then you have to continue by shuttle bus (for a fee) or walk.
It's definitely worth it, the view that can be admired from the statue is beautiful.
Also worth visiting is the Basilica of San Biagio
Easily reachable by car to the paid car park, then you have to continue by shuttle bus (for a fee) or walk.
It's definitely worth it, the view that can be admired from the statue is beautiful.
Also worth visiting is the Basilica of San Biagio
Written 29 August 2023
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erolkirli
Izmir, Türkiye8 contributions
Jun 2024 • Family
The St. Biagio mountain sculpture of Jesus the Saviour is extraordinary. I was impressed by the sculpture of Jesus Christ, the prophet we believed to be a Muslim. The view is perfect. The church sanctuary is pretty beautiful and clean. There’s parking and a minibus service below the alleyways, with a small charge to take off. There are gift shops in the area.
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Written 26 August 2024
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jpc1602
San Antonio, TX226 contributions
Oct 2023 • Couples
You can see this for miles away as the statue overlooks the area on a high hill. We drove up to the parking lot and walked the half a kilometer up from there. There was some but limited parking at top. Recommend walking from the lot as we passed thru the former village on the side of the hill opposite the water. It was breath taking up there. Well worth the 5 or 6 eur to park and walk. Went to church at top
Written 21 October 2023
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Rosy C
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Aug 2023 • Family
Wonderful and evocative experience. I was passing through with my husband and my 3 year old daughter returning from our holiday in Calabria. After a beautiful path of uphill curves, we parked the car in a parking lot and took the shuttle to reach the statue and church of San Biagio. Just at the top there is the church, very pretty; there are some shops with souvenirs, a bar and then in front of the church stands the majestic statue that seems to embrace you... to reach it you have to climb some steps, not too many but not too few, I think that with a stroller it would still be quite uncomfortable. Surrounding the statue there is a breathtaking view of the Gulf of Policastro. It was a wonderful discovery.
Written 21 August 2023
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WALTER D
Rome, Italy188 contributions
Aug 2024 • Friends
I have always wanted to see the statue of Christ the Redeemer in Maratea but I had never had the opportunity this year instead having decided to take the holidays in Palinuro I arrived with friends .The trip was quite tiring also because we did the Tyrrhenian the lower along the sea but also meeting the traffic of people who went to mare.Arrivati up and after parking we took the shuttle that takes us to the foot of the statue. If you suffer from vertigo go on foot because with the shuttle it seems to be on a roller coaster.The statue is beautiful with open arms stretched out towards the city (I expected them to be stretched out towards the sea.)Wonderful view that you can enjoy from there.You can also see a part of the Calabrian coast up to Cirella
and Diamond with the island of Dino.
and Diamond with the island of Dino.
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Written 20 August 2024
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Francesca
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Jun 2024 • Couples
Se siete nei pressi di Maratea non perdete questa tappa! The road to get there is long, uphill and full of curves, at one point, arrived almost at the top there is a parking lot on the right with a bar (when we were there it was free). From there a minibus with about 15 seats costs 2€ per person and takes you to the statue in less than 5 minutes. It comes and goes all the time so no time problems. The route is also quite walkable in about ten minutes, both uphill and downhill. Even the landscape, once you get to the top, is wonderful 🤩
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Written 30 July 2024
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Frank
Modena, Italy14 contributions
Aug 2024 • Family
Very suggestive statue with beautiful views, only flaw you are forced to park in a parking lot with very high prices (understatement) and then you can take the shuttle or walk about ten minutes on some hairpin bends; if you want to get off the paved path after a short time you can cut inside meeting some ruins of the "old Marathon".
In addition to Christ you can also visit the sanctuary of San Biagio for free. Also present in the square bar offering refreshment with a very nice view
In addition to Christ you can also visit the sanctuary of San Biagio for free. Also present in the square bar offering refreshment with a very nice view
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Written 16 August 2024
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marco
Puglia, Italy9 contributions
Aug 2023 • Friends
It takes a while to get to the top but once you get there the view is priceless. The view extends over the entire gulf of Policastro up to the island of Fino in Calabria. The statue of Christ is truly gigantic and looks towards the mountains, not towards the sea! Go there because it's really worth it!
Written 27 August 2023
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Elvira L
Italy
Dal centro storico ci sono bus per il cristo redentore? Se si, è possibile sapere gli orari ed i giorni anche del ritorno? Grazie in anticipo
Written 24 August 2024
Noi siamo arrivati al parcheggio in macchina e poi saliti a piedi, ma ho ho visto bus salire e scendere dal centro storico in continuazione. Credo tu possa trovare tutte le info al sito di Maratea-orari autobus
Written 31 August 2024
Giulio lisi
Donnini, Italy
Il servizio navetta ha degli orari?grazie in anticipo.
Written 17 August 2023
Il servizio navetta è solo per gli ultimi 2km perché la strada è chiusa al traffico, con l'auto si arriva al parcheggio e il biglietto del parcheggio è valido per la navetta.
Luigi
Written 19 December 2023
Vorrei sapere se ancora il parcheggio costa cinque euro. Grazie. La seconda costa tre euro, giusto? Grazie.
Written 18 June 2020
Noi ci siamo stati lo scorso WE, il parcheggio inferiore non so quanto costi, ma si può raggiungere quello superiore che è piccolo ma gratuito, guadagnandoci anche in fatica!
Written 22 June 2020
Da marina di Camerota che srrada percorriamo per visitare il redentore con un camper di 7 metri?
Written 28 August 2019
Salve Gabriella, mi dispiace non poterti aiutare sul percorso al Cristo Redentore. Quello che posso dirvi che con un camper di sette metri circolare sulle strade della bella Maratea e molto impegnativo, maggiormente se non impossibile arrivare fin su al Cristo. Non conosco soste x parcheggiare il camper, forse giù al porto dovete arrivarci con altro mezzo. Buon viaggio spero di averti aiutato.
Written 29 August 2019
Da marina di Camerota che srrada percorriamo per visitare il redentore con un camper di 7 metri?
Written 28 August 2019
da camerota dirigiti verso sapri ti fai la costa di maratea che e' uno spettacolo e prima di arrivare a Maratea centro trovi il bivio sulla destra che ti porta su.
Written 13 November 2019
Siamo con un camper è possibile parcheggiare?? Oppure ci sono servizi navetta che partono dai campeggi e arrivano li?
Written 12 August 2019
C è un parcheggio a pagamento per camper.
Written 23 June 2020
Arrivo a Maratea con il treno,come posso raggiungere la statua del Cristo redentore? Ci sono pullman ?
Written 2 April 2019
Qualcuno sa dirmi se ci sono parcheggi moto in prossimità del Cristo? O comunque se in questo periodo è possibile avvicinarsi al centro storico senza passare per il parcheggio a pagamento? Grazie
Written 10 October 2018
per il centro storico non ho pagato,però credo ci sia anche un grande parcheggio a pagamento, per la Statua si sale con una navetta, non so se il parcheggio da cui parte sia a pagamento (ci ha accompagnato il servizio dell'hotel)
Written 22 October 2018
Ci sono parcheggi liberi nei pressi del Cristo Redentore?
Mi scoccia pagare un'ora sosta €5, quando un'intera giornata di parcheggio ad Alberobello ne costa €6.
Grazie a chi sapra darmi delle valide indicazioni!
:)
Written 7 September 2018
Si è vero è seccante ma considera che si vive solo di questo lì su e allora con il servizio navetta e la visita libera chiudi un occhio!!
Written 22 September 2018
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