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Serra San Bruno Town Center – Certosa di Serra San Bruno loop from Soverato
05:46
87.2km
1,290m
Cycling
Hard bike ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.
Last updated: June 24, 2026
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41.3 km
Serra San Bruno Town Center
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Church of Our Lady of Sorrows Maria SS. of the Seven Sorrows, Serra San Bruno
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Church of Our Lady of Sorrows
The Church of Our Lady of Sorrows was built in 1721 according to a project by the Serrese architect Biagio Scaramuzzino.
It has a semi-elliptical facade made of local granite blocks that provide the backdrop for the beautiful bronze door, made in 1961 by Serrese artist Giuseppe Maria Pisani, which contains panels depicting the Seven Passions of the Madonna.
This church, a tangible example of Calabrian late Baroque architecture, has an interior enriched by the presence of stuccoes and decorations, and houses the seventeenth-century marble kiborium with a beautiful temple-shaped tabernacle in marble, semiprecious stones and silver, made by the Bergamo Architects Cosimo Fanzago for the Carthusian Convent Church. After the 1783 earthquake, the ciborium was salvaged and adapted to the church where it still stands today.
Also very particular is the seventeenth-century Christ of ancient Certosa, carried in procession on Holy Saturday on the so-called "Naca", a burial bed that changes every year according to a new aesthetic style in shape and colors depending on the inspiration of its creators is set up.
On the sides of the main altar there are two altars from ancient Certosa, above which there are two altarpieces depicting on one side the passage of Sant'Anna of the Roman school of 1642 and on the other the Apparition of the Virgin Mary to San Bruno depicting 1721 by Paolo De Matteis.
Of considerable artistic value is the seventeenth-century perforated marble balustrade, made by Neapolitan marble masters.
Also worth admiring are the four marble medallions attached to the stalls, representing San Bruno, San Gennaro, San Pietro and San Paolo.
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Church of Santa Maria Assunta
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The Archiforo Forest and Shinrin-Yoku
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Certosa di Serra San Bruno
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Serra San Bruno
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The Certosa di Serra San Bruno is a Carthusian monastery dating back to the 12th century, and represents an important historical and religious heritage. This majestic monastic complex offers a deep immersion in the spirituality and tranquility of monastic life.
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Serra San Bruno
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64.2 km
Torre di Ruggiero
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87.2 km
End point
Train Station
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
76.3 km
10.5 km
310 m
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Surfaces
69.7 km
17.5 km
< 100 m
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