Pieve di San Martino in Olza

Well, what can I say, I got married there too, so it can only be dear and nostalgic for me !!

I am fond of this Romanesque church in the middle of the fields and surrounded by small houses. Then the story teaches that in San Martino it pulls a special air, so much so that in the 1700s there were many ninety years old ...

Located in a hamlet not far from Cortemaggiore, this parish is certainly worth a visit. Founded around the 5th century, it was then renovated in the neo-Gothic style in 1800, but has retained part of the original construction on the outside. Inside, fifteenth-century frescoes on the columns have been rediscovered. To be rediscovered!

An almost secret place to rediscover inner peace. Unfortunately it is only open during moments of liturgical celebrations.