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The splendor of colors is overwhelming. If it weren't for Katharina, I would have walked past it today.

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A visit is an absolute must. A beautiful cathedral.

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Panorama from Partenio Square Ospedaletto d'Alpinolo

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That of the Blessed Virgin Mary of the Holy Rosary is one of the most important sanctuaries in Italy.

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The cathedral from the inside is an art 👍

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Entrance portal of the cathedral in Pompeii 👍

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Picturesque village, great for a coffee break and to refill water bottles

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A very famous sanctuary throughout Italy, the "Black Madonna" deserves a visit even by non-believers

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Country visited along the way to reach the sanctuary of Montevergine.

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Town of over 30,000 inhabitants, Nola was the birthplace of the philosopher Giordano Bruno and is also known for the popular Catholic tradition called the "Festa dei Ligli".

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The monastery has a flow of visits for about a million pilgrims who are preparing to greet the Madonna called "Black", inside there is also an exhibition of perpetual nativity scenes, as well as the internal wall and much. other.

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The municipality of Avella is famous for the cultivation of hazelnuts, the name of the city derives from this peculiarity since in Latin the fruit of the hazelnut is called nux avellana.

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The monument dedicated to the pilgrims who go, passing through these streets, to the sanctuary of Montevergine is beautiful.

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Gorgeous shrine. Reached after a long and tiring climb. Unique place to visit absolutely

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The beautiful mural created in honor of the great Argentine player was painted by Maxi Bagnasco on the occasion of the Pompei Street Art Festival. It should be noted that on the Argentina national team shirt, the sponsor's logo has been replaced with the Napoli football crest. The mural is not far from the Shrine of Pompeii.

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The history of the sanctuary is linked to that of the blessed Bartolo Longo, its founder, and of the countess Marianna de Fusco (wife of the count Albenzio de Fusco), with whom he shared a life dedicated to the service of the most needy. The sanctuary was built thanks to the spontaneous offerings of the faithful from all over the world. Its construction began on May 8, 1876 by collecting the offer of a penny a month. The first to follow the works was Antonio Cua, professor at the University of Naples, who directed the construction of the rustic part for free. Giovanni Rispoli later took care of the decoration and the monumental facade inaugurated in 1901. The sanctuary was elevated to a major pontifical basilica by Pope Leo XIII on May 4, 1901. A Latin cross, it initially had a single nave with apse, dome, four side chapels and two chapels in the cross. On both sides of the sanctuary there were two other chapels with separate entrances but intercommunicating with the central nave: on the left, the chapel of Santa Caterina da Siena, where the painting of the Madonna was initially exhibited during the construction of the sanctuary; on the right, the chapel of the Holy Savior which took the place of the parish of the same name which stood in that place until 1898 and which was then rebuilt a few tens of meters away. In 1925 the construction of the 88 meter high bell tower was completed. With the passage of time and the significant increase in the number of faithful it became necessary to expand the sanctuary carried out from 1934 to 1938 on a project by Chiappetta. The sanctuary thus had three naves (the central one was not modified) while the apse and the dome were enlarged. The exteriors were clad in harmony with the monumental facade, making the sanctuary acquire the appearance of a large Roman basilica. In the following years the sanctuary survived the eruption of Vesuvius in 1944 and the arrival of the Nazi troops who came to threaten its destruction. It was the destination of pilgrimages by Pope John Paul II on 21 October 1979 and on 7 October 2003, by Pope Benedict XVI on 19 October 2008 and by Pope Francis on 21 March 2015. On 11 November 1962 the monument to Bartolo Longo was placed in the square in front of the sanctuary, the work of the Ravegnano sculptor Domenico Ponzi. The then president of the republic, Antonio Segni, took part in the solemn inaugural ceremony.

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Panoramic point reached by sono after a nice climb. Spectacular view of Castellammare di Stabia

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I pass there many times coming down from bracigliano after the climb from sia, a very beautiful route.

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The monument to the pilgrim, a group made to a design by Abbot Vignarelli and dedicated to the numerous pilgrims who pass by Ospedaletto to go to the sanctuary of Montevergine founded by San Guglielmo da Vercelli.

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