Convento Santuario Maria Santissima di Carpignano, Campania

History

The origins of the complex date to the 12th century when a young shepherd found a painting of Our Lady on the hillside. The image became very famous and eventually, a church was built to house it.

Due to a number of earthquakes over the centuries, the structures suffered a period of neglect. In 1859, the complex was rebuilt, fulfilling a vow made by the town’s inhabitants. Although the complex was damaged during World War II and again by an earthquake in 1980, the buildings were restored in 1990.The church shelters an ancient painting of the Madonna di Carpignano.

Food & beverage

Both types of hospitality: visitors have a kitchen and dining room at their disposal. Meals can also be provided on request.

Grounds & Gardens

There are sports facilities, a playground and a garden at the complex.

Other facilities

1. The five quadruple rooms are provided with towels and linens.

2. Towels and linens can be provided on request for the guest house.