BRIEF DESCRIPTION:
Overlooking a striking panoramic terrace, the church of SS. Pietro, Marcellino and Erasmo is an ancient building of early medieval origin, probably dating back to the Ottonian period. The structure, simple and elegant, stands out for its rectangular apse and slender bell tower with a pyramidal spire.
Renovated in the sixteenth century, it houses an important pictorial cycle created by Vincenzo De Barberis, with sacred scenes of refined clarity.
Of particular interest is also the seventeenth-century altarpiece with the three patron saints and the “Madonna del latte,” famous for a curious episode linked to its depiction.
A small treasure chest of art and spirituality, immersed in the Alpine landscape.
ACTIVITIES:
Guided tours led by the volunteers of Pro Loco Valdisotto, to accompany you in discovering the places of worship and historical treasures that tell the story of the soul of our area.
TARGET AUDIENCE: for everyone
FREE ACTIVITY: Limited places!
INFO AND BOOKINGS: Reservation required by 6:00 PM on the previous day.