Santa Maria della Neve Church, Roman Catholic church in Pisogne, Italy.
Santa Maria della Neve is a church in Pisogne with a single nave divided into sections by transverse arches. The interior surfaces are covered with narrative frescoes that tell biblical stories throughout the space.
Construction began at the end of the 15th century as part of the local building tradition. Major renovation work took place in the early 1630s, when two entrance areas were added to accommodate pilgrims.
The interior walls display frescoes by Girolamo Romanino depicting scenes from Christ's life and spiritual narratives. These paintings remain central to how people experience and understand this space today.
Access is available on specific weekdays and weekends with no entrance charge. It helps to check opening hours beforehand since visiting times are limited during the week.
Exterior frescoes show the Procession of the Magi with fragments preserved from different periods. Sections of these paintings were later moved inside the building, where they remain visible today.
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