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Inside you can access the museum which tells the story of Pope John, it also includes an area with the tools of the trades of the time

A suggestive place to visit at least once

Magnificent Romanesque church, in the spectacular village of Fontanella. Always open and visitable.

Spectacular 10th century Abbey, absolutely worth a mountain bike break, also worth visiting the cloister.

Not suitable for bicycles

This sanctuary in honor of the Mother of God contains two remarkable depictions: Firstly, the mural (fresco) that shows Mary and her son in a comparatively simple manner, and secondly, a richly decorated statue of the Madonna. Here, too, she is holding the baby Jesus in her arms, but the manner of depiction is completely different: both she and Jesus are wearing a crown, while Mary is holding a scepter in her other hand. Thus, she is shown here as the "Queen of Heaven." This is in keeping with the heavenly hosts painted to the right and left of the niche, who are paying homage to the mother and child.

The Abbey of Sant'Egidio is of romantic architecture and is still perfectly intact, immersed in the woods of Mount Canto. It has an imposing bell tower and outside there is a sarcophagus where, according to some, the body of Queen Theoperga was placed. Next to the abbey there is the Ecumenical Studies Center named after John XXIII.

The Abbey of Sant'Egidio in Fontanella is a fascinating place full of history. The church suddenly appears at the end of a winding road up the eastern slope of Mount Canto. Its architecture is simple, with a sobriety typical of poor foundations in the province. It can also be visited inside.