Santuario della Madonna di Salzana

Santuario della Madonna di Salzana is a Catholic pilgrimage church set high in the Lombardy mountains with traditional religious architecture and a wooden statue of the Madonna and Child. The building commands views across the valley from its elevated position.

The sanctuary was built in 1466 following two devastating landslides that destroyed the village of Salzana in response to the disaster. It received its consecration in 1548 from Milan's auxiliary bishop.

This sanctuary serves as a gathering place where locals return for religious celebrations and shared devotion throughout the year. Processions here connect the community to their history and faith.

The sanctuary sits within reach of several mountain trails and provides visitors with facilities and designated prayer spaces. It is easily accessible for those hiking or exploring the mountain region.

The wooden Madonna statue survived two major landslides that destroyed the village and became a symbol of hope to residents. This made the statue itself an object of devotion and reflection for visitors.