Sanctuary of Saint Rosalia
Palermo's principal shrine to Saint Rosalia, built around the cave where relics attributed to the saint were found in 1624.
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Palermo's principal shrine to Saint Rosalia, built around the cave where relics attributed to the saint were found in 1624.
Palermo's cathedral, a layered monument reflecting the city's Christian, Islamic and Norman history.
A masterpiece of Norman Sicily and one of Europe's greatest medieval mosaic churches.
A major Benedictine-Virginian Marian pilgrimage sanctuary high above Avellino.
The cathedral of Naples and the principal shrine of Saint Januarius, patron saint of the city.
A major international Marian pilgrimage shrine founded by Saint Bartolo Longo and centered on devotion to Our Lady of the Rosary.
One of Italy's largest contemporary pilgrimage centers, associated with the life, ministry and tomb of Saint Pio of Pietrelcina.
One of Europe's oldest and most important shrines to Saint Michael, centered on a sacred cave on the Gargano.
A major international pilgrimage basilica housing relics venerated as those of Saint Nicholas of Myra.
One of Europe's largest synagogues and a major monument to the historic Jewish community of Trieste.
A foundational center of early Christianity in the northern Adriatic, famous for its vast late-antique mosaic floor.
A high-alpine Marian shrine near the Austrian and Slovenian borders, long associated with cross-border pilgrimage.