- Palazzo Ducale of XII century. Inside there is a wonderful cloister with a portico. In the vault of the portico there are interesting frescoes. In the upper floor there is a beautiful fountain made with local stone, in Aquara
- San Nicola di Bari Church, where a wood statue of the Patron and the Papal Bull by Benedict VII are kept, in Controne
- San Giorgio Church built in 1500. The design is that of a Latin cross, there is a precious tabernacle of 1517, an elegant wood statue portraying Saint Nicholas and, on the main altar, a statue of Saint George killing the dragon made in XVIII century, in Postiglione
- Madonna dell’Ulivo Sanctuary, it is very interesting, it was built between X and XI century. There is only a nave with a large transept and two lateral chapels. On the main altar there is a XIII century wood statue, Madonna dell’Ulivo which holds the Child. In her right hand there is a small branch of olive tree, in Serre
- San Biagio Church, with a stone portal. The church is divided in three naves, the vault is richly painted. There are two wonderful paintings: Sangue Redentore (1590) by an unknown Flemish painter and Circoncisione. There is also a silver statue of the Saint made in 1750, in Ottati
- The Museo Naturalistico degli Alburni is very interesting: it is a very important museum in which there is a permanent show of vertebrates and invertebrates of European fauna, with 530 species of birds, 60 species of mammalians, crustaceans and insects (more than 20.000 examples). There is also a rich library, in Corleto Monforte
- Santa Maria della Pietà Church is very interesting with its Renaissance portal of 1521. There is one main nave and a smaller one; a beautiful painting made in 1505 portraying The Pity with the Dead Christ, the pious women and Saint John the Evangelist, in Bellosguardo
- San Nicola di Bari Church, it was built in XIV century and has a beautiful stone portal made in 1510
- San Michele Arcangelo cave is very interesting: at the entrance there is a simple portal supported by a lion and a lioness. Inside the cave there is the tomb of Francesco Caracciolo, a pit and a Gothic shrine. In the deepest part of the cave there is a chapel, dedicated to the Immaculate Conception. On the altar there is a wood frame with XVII century painting. Inside the cave there are XIV century frescoes and sculptures. At the bottom of the cave there is a rich XVII century altar built by Abbot Fabio Caracciolo. On this altar there is the marble statue portraying Saint Michael the Archangel, in Sant’Angelo a Fasanella
- The caves are the most famous element about Castelcivita. They are at the feet of Calore River that crosses the territory. They develop in the underground for more than 5 km. They were inhabited during Palaeolithic Age and are made of galleries, halls, strange geological forms; there are different halls: that of the castle, of the crocodile, of the desert, etc.
- Roscigno Vecchia. The ancient part of the town was discovered some years ago, it is called “the Pompei of 2000”. IN 1902 the town was abandoned because there was the possibility of a landslip. The town has not changed, it is still the town of 1902. It is considered a world heritage by Unesco, and it is an exceptional document of the past with its small and narrow streets
- Giusso Castle, with a polygonal plant, it dominates the town from the rock and was built by the Longobard princes of Salerno, in Sicignano degli Alburni
