This church, called after the Most Holy Felice and Baccolo, is commonly known by
the name of the Most Holy Rosario. It probably rose under Costantino Magno’s
empire (310), on the ruins of an ancient heathen temple called Pantheon, and was
the Cathedral of Sorrento from the twelfth until the fifteenth century.
This church, called after the Most Holy Felice and Baccolo, is commonly known by
the name of the Most Holy Rosario. It probably rose under Costantino Magno’s
empire (310), on the ruins of an ancient heathen temple called Pantheon, and was
the Cathedral of Sorrento from the twelfth until the fifteenth century.