Patron saint festival In 256 days
Feast of Saints Peter and Paul
📅 Every year, on 29 June
On 29 June Burolo, a municipality of 1,228 inhabitants in the province of Turin, celebrates its patrons Saints Peter and Paul.
Burolo lies east of Ivrea, on the Canavese variant of the via Francigena, heading on to Bollengo. The parish church of Santi Pietro e Paolo was built in 1716, replacing an older religious building of 1193: its plastered front has a pediment with an iron cross, pinnacles at the corners, a balustrade along the sides and an oval medallion over the door.
Outside the village the Romanesque Maddalena chapel was raised on a large erratic boulder; the Madonnina chapel, of 1675, was built onto an existing votive pillar, and that of San Rocco, along the main road in, came from a vow during a fifteenth-century plague.
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chiesa dei Santi Martino e Rosa 📍 Conegliano · 14 km The Dominicans' church on the Monticano, in Conegliano: an unfinished brick façade and an Adoration of the Shepherds. chiesa dei Santi Rocco e Domenico 📍 Conegliano · 14 km The church of San Rocco in Conegliano, an ex-voto for the plague of 1630: twentieth-century façade, a De Min ceiling. duomo di Conegliano 📍 Conegliano · 15 km Conegliano's cathedral, hidden behind the frescoed Scuola dei Battuti: inside is Cima's altarpiece of 1492. Museo civico di Conegliano 📍 Conegliano · 15 km The museum in the tower of Conegliano's castle: picture gallery, detached frescoes and the panoramic terrace on top. chiesa di San Dionigi 📍 Conegliano · 17 km The parish church of Collalbrigo, a hamlet of Conegliano, rebuilt after the 1873 earthquake and consecrated in 1894. Chiesa di San Giorgio 📍 Pordenone · 21 km Pordenone church with a bell tower shaped like a Doric column and the statue of Saint George on top.