Madonna del Roseto

Madonna del Roseto is a shrine in Solopaca featuring a single main hall with side chapels and a 13th-century Romanesque statue of Mary. The building has white walls and a gabled roof typical of rural Campania churches.

The shrine originated as a Benedictine abbey in the 12th century but underwent major reconstruction in 1844 following a severe drought and a community vow. The rebuilding reflects how deeply this place mattered to local people.

The name honors Mary and the rosary devotion practiced here for centuries. You will notice families gathering before the statue, leaving flowers and candles as acts of personal faith.

The shrine sits in a quiet village setting and is easily reached on foot, especially busy on Sundays when many worshippers arrive. Dress appropriately as it is a place of prayer and plan your visit outside peak times for a calmer experience.

The main altar was handcrafted by Silvestro Laudato in 1844 and shows the artistic care put into the restoration of that era. Many visitors overlook this crafted detail, focusing only on the old Mary statue.