Sacro Monte di Domodossola
Bannio Anzino
· Nature & Scenery
Sacro Monte di Domodossola is a Catholic pilgrimage site and one of the Sacred Mountains of the World Heritage, located on the Montalto Hills in the Piedmont region, overlooking the small town of Domodossola at the foot of the Alps. It features a pilgrimage path that simulates the Stations of the Cross, twelve small chapels, and the Sanctuary of the Holy Cross, offering views of the natural landscape of the Ossola Valley and surrounding villages. This site is also an important stop on the 'Way of Faith', blending forests, terraced vineyards, and Baroque religious art, showcasing both natural and cultural beauty. The Sacred Mountain was established in the 17th century by Franciscan Capuchin monks and has undergone several restorations, remaining a popular destination for quiet walks, spiritual retreats, and enjoying mountain scenery.
