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The origins of this sacred place are lost in the centuries; there is evidence of a chapel on Mount Costa existing as early as the first half of the 15th century. Then came the turning point, with the apparition of the Virgin to a local farmer, a certain Antonio Zampara, a pious 79-year-old, on September 8, 1510.

Ancient furnace, an essential artifact for the construction of bricks.

At the crossroads, there is a fountain and a plaque explaining the history of the area.

The Church of San Giorgio Martire is the parish church of Chions, in the province of Pordenone and the Diocese of Concordia-Pordenone. It is part of the parish church of Azzano Decimo. The first mention of a church in Chions dates back to 1239. This building stood in the center of the town. The current one was built and elevated to a parish church in the 15th century and consecrated in 1538. The building was enlarged and modified in the 18th century, and the façade was rebuilt in 1921 based on a design by Antonio Marson. The church was restored in 2004.

Industrial archaeology for brick production near the Meduna River ford. Essential for building construction in the early twentieth century.

The church of San Giorgio in Chions dates back to the 1400s, was consecrated in 1538, and has undergone a series of renovations over the centuries. Above the portal, a fresco depicts the saint. The fresco dates back to 1925.

A beautiful stretch of road along a heavily used dirt road between vineyards and farmland. The terrain is fine to coarse gravel on a hard, sandy surface, with occasional potholes.

This area is the site of the underground confluence of the Cellina and Meduna rivers. On the surface, a perfectly constructed "guado" (river channel) allows crossing of both riverbeds. The soil of the guado is leveled with a gentle gravel layer. The access roads are concrete/asphalted.