Significant Pilgrimage Site: Basilica di Sant'Antonio

Known locally as 'il Santo', the Basilica di Sant'Antonio is a vital center for pilgrims and visitors. This basilica was founded in 1232 and contains the tomb of St. Anthony of Padua, a revered figure in Christianity.

The architecture showcases a fusion of styles, notably Byzantine domes rising over a Gothic brick structure. Key features include the Cappella delle Reliquie, housing St. Anthony's relics, and the richly decorated Cappella del Santo, where visitors leave tokens of gratitude for miraculous intercessions. Artworks include reliefs by Donatello and frescoes from the Lombardo brothers, enhancing its cultural value.

Must-See Attractions

✨ Cappella delle Reliquie - Houses the revered relics of St. Anthony.
🖼️ Donatello's Reliefs - Notable bronze works dating back to the 15th century.
🌳 Chiostro della Magnolia - A tranquil cloister with a historic magnolia tree.

The basilica is accessible to everyone, offering free entrance. It appeals to tourists, families, and anyone interested in history and spirituality.