Nestled in the central square, Piazza Santo Stefano, stands the Chiesa Santa Maria delle Grazie, a stunning church that serves as the spiritual heart of the community, reflecting its deep roots in faith and tradition.

Adding to the town's historical appeal is the Chiesa di San Vincenzo Romano, an edifice steeped in a rich past, providing another facet of Melito's profound religious history.

A poignant tribute to the past, a commemorative plaque dating back to 1921 stands in the town center, memorializing the valiant soldiers from Melito who laid down their lives during The Great War.

This humble plaque serves as a powerful reminder of the sacrifices made by previous generations, forging a tangible link between the town's past and present, and cultivating a deep respect for its history amongst locals and visitors alike.

Melito is one of the most densely populated municipalities in Italy and it can enumerate a vast percentage of  foreign minorities with residents from Ukraine, Burkina Faso, Bulgaria, India, Pakistan, Romania, Poland and China.