Nicorvo

Province: Pavia · Region: Lombardy · Population: 364 · Postal code: 27020

The first document that names Nicorvo is an order of 960 from Berengar II, king of Italy: the wolves infesting the district were to be hunted down without mercy. In 1477 the village passed to Pietro Gallarati, who was already lord of Cozzo; and on the great Vatican map of 1581 the name appears misspelled as Niconio.

The Via Francigena crosses the whole village: it goes past the small eighteenth-century sanctuary they call the Madonnina, with a centuries-old magnolia behind it, and past the church of San Terenziano, consecrated in 1620. In the parish house volunteers keep a hostel for pilgrims, by offering. Around the houses there is rice.

🎉 Festivals and feasts in Nicorvo 1

Patron saint festival In 325 days

Feast of San Terenziano

📅 Every year, on the first Sunday of September

On the first Sunday of September Nicorvo, a municipality of 364 inhabitants in the province of Pavia, celebrates its patron San Terenziano.

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