What clothing is advised?
We suggest clothing and footwear that is suitable for uneven and steep ground and steps. To enter the Church, you must have suitable clothing and your shoulders covered.

Are animals allowed inside the Sacra?
No, animals are not permitted along the visitor’s path - not even in special carriers.

Can I visit with a stroller or baby carriage for children and new-borns?
To transport children and new-borns, we suggest you use baby slings and backpacks. The lifts cannot be used for strollers and baby carriages.

Where do I park the car?
At 800 meters from the Sacra there is a municipal pay parking with an hourly rate of 15 / h for buses and cars € 2.50 for the first hour and € 2 for the following hours.

How much time do I need to visit the complex?
The estimated visit time is approximately 1h 30min., 45 min. of which is for visiting the inside of the monument.

Do I have to pay for a ticket to attend the Holy Mass?
No, for the faithful who wish to attend the Holy Mass on Sunday, access is free, upon collecting a ticket at the ticket office.

Are picnics allowed?
Yes, only outside the visitor’s path and in the green areas below the Sacra. It is forbidden to light fires and leave rubbish. It is essential to respect the nature and sacredness of the place.

If the weather is bad, can I still visit?
Yes, the Sacra is always open for visits.

Can people with mobility issues visit the Sacra?
Yes, even people with serious mobility issues can access the Sacra via three lifts. The areas that can be visited are limited to the Church and the ruins of the New Monastery. The service is free and requires the accompaniment of one of our collaborators, so we recommend that you call 011/939130 or send an email to receive more information.

Do you receive and host pilgrims and scouts?
No, at the moment we cannot host pilgrims and scout groups.