The kitchen was built in 1542 by the Olivetan Benedictine monks from the Monastery of Monte Oliveto Maggiore in Asciano (SI).
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The Refectory, together with the Ice House, dates back to the 16th century and is located in the underground part of the Abbey. In the rooms adjacent to the Refectory there is the collection called "the corner of memories", a collection of tools and objects of the peasant tradition.
Rebuilt in 1450 thanks to Antonio Crivelli, the castle contains within it a large decorative heritage including the only polychrome mosaic found to date in Lomellina.
Built in the Lombard period between the 5th and 8th centuries, it preserves the original baptismal font inside.
The Basilica is part of the basilica complex of Santa Maria Maggiore. It was built in the early Lombard Romanesque period, more specifically in the 11th century.
Known since 1250, it acted for many centuries as the chapel of the ancient fortress. Today it is municipal property.
Dating back to the 16th century, it rises in the center of the town. It has a cylindrical half-tower and the coat of arms of the Counts of Gambarana at the entrance.
A place of silence, prayer and charity that welcomes everyone in need of counseling or spending a few days in peace.
Situated beside the House of Prayer, it hosts starting from 1987 the statue of Madonna Mater Misericordiae: the Madonna of water and fire.
Inside the Romanesque walls, Saint Eusebius Crypt showcases a herringbone niche belonging to the wall of the ancient Church.