This small town is part of the tourist area of Val d'Agrò.

It is perched on a hill at 303 meters above sea level.

Town of art and "village of seven faces", since 2008 is included among the most beautiful villages in Italy.

Savoca was founded in the first half of the twelfth century by King Roger II.

It was brilliant in the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries.

The city preserves in its territory vestiges of medieval, renaissance and baroque origins.

Savoca has also been chosen as a set for the famous film series "Il Padrino": you can visit the famous "Bar Vitelli".

Another place of interest is the catacombs of the Capuchin Convent; here there are about twenty mummies of local notables, patricians and abbots, dressed in clothes from the early nineteenth century.

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