Beata Vergine del Trompone

Beata Vergine del Trompone is a sanctuary with a Renaissance circular structure expanded to the south with three interior naves forming the main prayer space. An adjoining convent completed in 1659 connects directly to the church and remains part of the complex today.

The sanctuary originated from a 1562 Marian apparition when a woman named Domenica Millianotto experienced healing near a large chestnut tree on the site. The distinctive circular building and its expansion were constructed afterward to honor this event and the convent was added during the 1600s.

The sanctuary functions as a place of Marian devotion where visitors light candles and pray before the altar in a space shaped by generations of worship. The steady rhythm of daily prayers and religious observances creates an atmosphere centered on personal faith and contemplation.

Current information about opening hours and accessibility can be found through the official website at trompone.it to plan your visit. The site is typically open during daylight hours and visitors should check ahead for times when services are held.

The grounds have housed a rehabilitation and functional retraining center since 2006 that serves patients undergoing medical recovery and therapy. This blend of healing and faith mirrors the original healing narrative that prompted the sanctuary's creation centuries earlier.