The Sanctuary of Monte Sant'Angelo is a historic pilgrimage site located in the Apennine Mountains of Italy. It is dedicated to Saint Michael the Archangel, who is believed to have appeared here in the 5th century. The sanctuary features a stunning cave church, which is a UNESCO World Heritage site and part of the Italian Routes of the Camino de Santiago. The sanctuary attracts thousands of visitors each year, drawn by its spiritual significance and breathtaking views. The site is also known for its rich history, with structures dating back to the Middle Ages. Pilgrims often visit to seek blessings and experience the serene atmosphere.