Parish Church of St. Pantaleon
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Parish Church of St. Pantaleon
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The parish church of Valpelline, dedicated to St. Pantaleon was built in 1722, has three naves divided by monolithic stone columns, the bell tower, built at the same time was originally equipped with eight bells, but in 1880 they were melted down to be turned into cannons, today only one remains.
On the right, a small museum of sacred art has been set up at the entrance of the church, a 15th-century silver reliquary casket, a 14th-century wooden cross made of silver foil, a 15th-century silver-plated brass thurible, and many other beautiful objects of considerable value and historical value are part of this collection.
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30 April 2025, 15:19