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The Sanctuary of St. Michael the Archangel, recognized in 2011 as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, (a serial site for the very important Lombard remains) is one of the oldest

The Church of San Salvatore, set in the medieval Junno district of Monte Sant’Angelo, represents one of the oldest and most significant architectural testimonies of the Lombard era in Apulia.

The presence of the Poor Clares in Monte Sant’Angelo is part of the broader phenomenon of the spread of the female Franciscan order in southern Italy, which developed between the

The Museum of Folk Arts and Traditions of the Gargano “Giovanni Tancredi” represents one of the most significant witnesses of Gargano ethnographic culture, providing a privileged bridge between past and

The Swabian-Angevin-Aragonese Castle dominates the city and the Sanctuary and is topped by a tower known as the Giants’ Tower, whose origin is said to date back to the mythical

In the surroundings of Pulsano Abbey, perched in the wild folds of the Gargano, hides a silent and remote world of caves, stairways and paths climbing steep walls. These are

A shining example of monastic life, a destination for pilgrims and a place of study and prayer, the Abbey is located just a few kilometers from the town of Monte

The church of St. Mary Major, built by Leo on the cemetery area of St. Peter’s Church, has three naves, resting on cruciform pillars supporting raised arches. The present building

The baptistery of St. John, built by Paganus, magister of Sipontum and Rodelgrim according to a parchment dated 1087, recalls a complex symbolism, linked not only to the rite of

Longobard crypts The Lombard crypts constitute the primary archaeological core of the Micaelic shrine complex, identified through systematic excavation campaigns conducted by Archdeacon Nicola Quitadamo (1949-1955). The stratigraphy highlights the