The most beautiful shrines and pilgrimage sites to visit Italy

It is said that the sanctuary was built on an ancient temple dedicated to the goddess Minerve. It was rebuilt in 1770. In front of the sanctuary is a column that marks the end of the aqueduct of Puglia. This grandiose book, 244 km long, gives to the land and the men of the region.

Admire the magnificent panorama of Lake Maggiore. Three chapels were built there, including the church of the Holy Trinity, which dates back to the sixteenth century, and the chapel of the Garden of Gethsemane, restored to the th and in which statues represent Christ kneeling in the vicinity of an angel in the garden of Olive Trees.

Organized around the churches and monasteries of Romanesque art. Among the three main pilgrimage routes that today as yesterday saw thousands of pilgrims every year to reach Rome, Jerusalem or Saint-Jacques-de-Compostelle lies the via Francigena, which connected the Middle Ages to Rome in the Middle Ages. The proposed and signposted route leaves Fidenza to move towards Fornovo, then Bercerto and finally reach Le Pass (Tel 0524 83 377 - www.associazioneviafrancigena.com).