Church of San Pietro

The church of Santa Maria delle Grazie was built between 1538 and 1540 and its foundation is linked to the discovery of a fresco, on a rocky wall, representing the Virgin suckling her Son. Following this event, the primitive church was built incorporating the fresco. The construction was carried out by the main families of the village (De Cesare, Consiglio, Liguori, Giordano, Giiuliano), responsible for the administration of the village. The facade is in an eclectic style, in which, however, a classical style emerges, evident in the aedicula on the second floor and in the crowned pediment.

The Abbey of the Holy Trinity of Cava de' Tirreni is a Benedictine abbey founded in the 11th century and raised to the status of a territorial abbey in 1394, thus having the status of an abbey cathedral. The founder of Cava Abbey was Saint Alferius, a nobleman from Salerno who was trained at the Abbey of Cluny. In 1011 he retired to the great Arsiccia Cave to spend a hermit's life, which attracted many followers in order to build a small monastery, the original nucleus of today's abbey.

The collegiate church of Santa Maria a Mare was founded in the 13th century after a statue of the Virgin Mary was found on the beach in 1204. The exterior is mainly from the 18th century, but the bell tower dates from the 14th century, and a hemispherical dome was completed in 1863, covered with Vietri earthenware.