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The Church of the Purification of the Virgin Mary is the parish church of Massino Visconti in the Province and Diocese of Novara. It is part of the Vergante pastoral unit. The first mention of a Catholic church in Massino dates back to 887. The new church was built in the second half of the 16th century with three naves and was given the title of parish church during the same period, after the Church of San Michele was severely damaged by a landslide. In the first half of the 19th century, the old Romanesque bell tower was demolished and replaced with a new tower. The church's striking, west-facing façade consists of three volumes interrupted by pilasters: the main body, characterized by the main portal, is preceded by a small portico opening into a serliana in the center, while the two side wings have secondary entrances. Attached to the parish church is the stone bell tower with a square floor plan. Its cell has a single-lancet window on each side, protected by a balustrade, and is crowned by a pyramidal spire resting on a drum with an octagonal base. The interior of the building is divided into three naves, overlooking which the side chapels face. Pillars and columns support round arches, above which runs the molded and projecting entablature, upon which the vaults rest. At the end of the hall is the presbytery, raised a few steps, bordered by balustrades and housing the main altar. Several valuable works have been preserved here, including the 16th-century frescoes depicting Saint Mary of the Assumption and the Coronation of Mary, as well as the paintings on the vaults depicting the Doctors of the Church and the symbols of the Evangelists. it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chiesa_della_Purificazione_di_Maria_Vergine_(Massino_Visconti)

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In Arona, the birthplace of San Carlo Borromeo, stands the imposing statue dedicated to the saint, built after his canonization to celebrate the greatness of the Milanese archbishop. For almost two centuries, this statue held the record for being the tallest in the world. The city preserves many places linked to the life of Borromeo: the Rocca, his birthplace, today transformed into an enchanting panoramic park with the remains of the ancient fortress; the collegiate church of Santa Maria Nascente, where he was baptized; and the church of the Santi Martiri, where he celebrated his last mass before returning to Milan, where he died in 1584.

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It is said that the sister suffered from werewolves and therefore lived practically locked up in this house

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The Church of San Donato is a true jewel of the sacred architecture characteristic of Vergante. The original place of worship, developed on a single nave plan, was built in the 11th century, but the oldest evidence of its existence dates back to 1169. During the fourteenth century the church was partially rebuilt in Romanesque-Gothic style and enlarged. In 1780 a large churchyard was built in front of the main façade, surrounded by fourteen chapels of the Via Crucis. In the nineteenth century the ancient medieval bell tower adjacent to the building was struck by lightning, which caused it to collapse; in its place, a new stone bell tower was erected. In 1902 the church was declared a national monument, confirming its importance as a very valuable example of the sacred architecture of the entire Vergante area.

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Nice trail in the woods with some root sections, not too difficult.

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Wonderful forest with bodies of water and horses

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Truly a Spectacular Place 🌈 to Absolutely Enjoy the Lake of Parco dei Lagoni 🏞️

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Colossus of S.Carlone🗽I create the foundations for the construction of the Statue of Liberty🇺🇲

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The sheer size alone makes this monument, dedicated to Saint Charles Borromeo (1538 to 1584), a monument that cannot be overlooked on the Sacro Monte di Arona. The colossal statue, measuring 36 meters in total, was created by Giovan Battista Crespi at the end of the 17th century. SAN CARLO BORROMEO, Cardinal of Milan, comes from an influential family of counts based in Arona; his homeland has paid him unmistakable tribute here with this walk-in monument. The feast day of Saint Charles Borromeo in the calendar of saints is November 4th.

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If you want to go to the lower viewing platform you have to pay €7.50 and if you want to climb all the way to the top inside the statue you have to pay €10.

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Colossus representing San Carlo Borromeo

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It was the tower of the ancient Praetorian Palace from the medieval era. The tower was raised at the end of the 15th century. The block still retains evidence of the ancient palace

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Pleasant town in the Alto Vergante. In the main square there is a bar where you can stop

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Built between 1624 and 1698, the Colossus of San Carlo is a statue that reaches 36 meters in height (of which 11 are on the pedestal). The "Sancarlone" is the largest statue in Europe and for two centuries it was the tallest monument in the world among the statues that can be visited inside. In fact, you can enjoy a beautiful view of the lake by looking through the openings on its back, eyes and nose.

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A classic climb for anyone cycling around Lake Maggiore, with a very impressive view of the lake.

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In this lake dugout canoes and wooden poles from the Bronze Age have been found.

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This is one of the segments of the cycling route in the vineyard proposed by the local tourist company in the province of Novara. Before following the itinerary I recommend carefully monitoring the route as some sections, especially those in the hills, could be impassable due to mud or falling rocks. trees

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The sanctuary is a place of popular devotion. There are frequent pilgrimages from neighboring villages to the sanctuary and vice versa. From the sanctuary you can leave both by bike and on foot to discover the paths that run through the park of Monte Fenera

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