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Description
The convent lies on a hill, just outside the town centre, and is reachable by a nice walk. Its history is relatively short: built in 1559 and enlarged in 1616, it lived a number of bad adventures after 1796, just when Pope Pious VI have ordered its reconstruction. The church hosts the important 'St Francesco who gets stigmate' (1646 ca.) Moreover, 'The Arcangel Gabriel and the Assumpted Vergin' (1693-94), among the few works by Marco Maria Lascari from Cesena.

Accessibility
By bicycle, motor-bike and car.
Big car-park.

Further information
- liturgical celebration: in weekdays at 7am, in holidays at 10am;
- centre for vocation and spirituality.