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In the beautiful Puglia region with a clear sea and a thousand and more nuances, there is the Gargano National Park unspoiled and verdant admired by all those who are lucky enough to visit it.
In this charming place there is a city with the equally wonderful name Monte Sant'Angelo, city welcoming and warm typical of this region. The houses are shining white, the sky clear and the temperatures are mild. I visit this place in search of one of the most famous places of Catholicism in the world, the Sanctuary of St. Michael the Archangel, a world heritage of rsquo; Unesco since 2008.
The sanctuary is very special in its structure and with strongly mystical atmospheres, a place definitely to visit.
In the upper level of the Sanctuary are the Romanesque portal and the very special Angevin tower as the bell tower is called. But the most fascinating and special part of the complex is undoubtedly the lower level with its enchanting cave, which can be accessed directly from a long staircase & amp; nbsp; made of 86 steps, the devotional museum and the crypts.
Once inside the cave, you can admire the statue of the saint candida in white marble of Carrara, the crypts that are found in age environments Lombard and served as an entrance to the cave.
A place so enchanting to take my breath away, this visit struck me so deeply that it left an indelible memory in my heart and mind.
written by Ralph Christie - Last update: 23/10/2021
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