In Piansano the classic blessing of the animals in honor of the feast of Sant’Antonio Abate is followed by a lunch where some of the traditional dishes of Tuscia are prepared and served with genuine ingredients, all of which takes place inside the parish hall.
The devotion to Our Lady of the Rosary dates back to 1422 and the main altar of the church had a double dedication to the patron saint and Our Lady of the Rosary. In 1771 the Sisters of St. Mary Magdalene Monastery built a statue in wood and papier-mâché for Read more…
Devotion to St. Bernardino of Siena came with the Tuscan settlers in the sixteenth century who immediately wanted to build a church on the site of a previous religious building. This church was then completely demolished and rebuilt around 1750 in the most impressive form and it was embellished with Read more…
The village of Piansano has been for centuries in the orbit of Tuscany and in the seventeenth century it became part of the Papal States. Since then it has been inhabited by many landowners until after the First World War, it was expropriated by the Opera National Comabattenti (ONC) that Read more…
