San Valeriano of Robbio Abbey
The Abbey of San Valeriano (5th-6th century) was rebuilt by the Cluniac monks at the end of the 11th century: initially dedicated to Andrea, it was dedicated to Valeriano in 1236, when the body was transferred there.
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Sanctuary of the Madonna of Casaletto in Valle Lomellina
The sanctuary of the Madonna of Casaletto is located along the road to Lomello. An ancient tradition has it that the place was built following a miracle that occurred in the second half of the fourteenth century.
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Sant'Albino of Mortara Abbey
The Carolingian abbey of Sant'Albino was the scene of the battle between Charlemagne, king of the Franks, and Desiderio, the last Lombard ruler (12 October 773). The Frankish paladins Amico and Amelio, perished in the battle, are the object of devotion of the pilgrims who go to Rome along the Via Francigena.
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