Discover the best top things to do in Padula, Italy including Museo del Cognome, Lucia Cataldo - Latuaguidaturistica.it, Certosa di Padula, Route 77, Casa Museo Giuseppe Petrosino, Museo Civico Multimediale, Museo Archeologico Provinciale Della Lucania Occidentale, GuidaTuristica.Campania.it.
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Located in a 1700s old town building, it is one-of-a-kind-place about genealogy in the world. Section #1 You will take the first step in your family history research: preliminary research, what and where to search for, vital records, and church books. Section #2 You will learn how to put all the pieces and info together: family line, ascendants and descendants charts, extended family tree. Section #3 You will find military records, notarial deeds, and cadastral documents. Section #4 Opened in 2014, section #4 will show you records and family histories of famous people like Pope Francis, Luigi Pirandello, Robert De Niro, and Silvester Stallone, just to mention a few. Section #5 You will find out documents on Emigration like boarding lists, censuses, passport applications, and much more. Section #6 You will get the chance to start with your family history research thanks to a work station and Internet access.
Mecca for Italian genealogy with an amazing staff. I was there in June 2019, pre-COVID and had a memorable experience. Not to be missed if you are a genealogy and local history fan.
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Hi, I'm Lucia Cataldo, certified Sightseeing and Tourist Guide. I've chosen this job because it allows me to put together my passion for Art and History. In 2011 I graduated in Story and Art Criticism at the University of Salerno. I speak Italian and Spanish.
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Padula Charterhouse, in Italian Certosa di Padula (or Certosa di San Lorenzo di Padula), is a large Carthusian monastery, or charterhouse, located in the town of Padula, in the Cilento National Park (near Salerno) in Southern Italy. It is a World Heritage site.
Go with local guide Viviana Ricciardone if you can--she is deeply knowledgeable about this monastery. The Certosa is enormous, well-preserved, and, if you like history, art, architecture, and, if you have a family connection to the area like I do, a deep part of one's heritage. There is also an excellent book/gift shop, and the staff were all pleasant and accommodating. I am overdue to review--I was there in June 2019 and it was a very memorable day at the Certosa. If in Padula, it will be a major highlight of the visit.
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