The ancient sanctuary of the Madonna of the Miracles is located within walking distance of the Basilica of Saint Flaviano. The first information of the church dates back to 1333, the year in which the community of Montefiascone started building a hospital that was connected to it. In 1465 the church belonged to the Servite order and in 1492, the old and tattered church was rebuilt with the help of the community.
Study center used as a museum. The works for the preparation of the definitive version of the Museum of Architecture by Antonio da Sangallo the Younger began in 2006 with a first regional contribution thanks to which, in a couple of years, the rooms on the ground floor of the Rocca di Montefiascone were made usable and only partially set up.
The old palace, owned by the Federici family in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, has been recently renovated and converted into a hotel, known now as the Hotel Urbano V.
A single nave, the current appearance of the interior is the result of the work of renovations that have affected the building, starting from 1719. Two alters with plaster decorations distinguish the side walls, one on the right houses a painting depicting San Giuseppe con Gesù Bambino e Santi and, to the left, a Madonna con Bambino e Santi. There is a magnificent central altar that dates to the same time, which is adorned with a painting depicting La Madonna in gloria e Santi.
The circuit Mosse – Rojano within Perlata Valley (caldera of Montefiascone ), looks like a good passegiata with average difficulty for all nature lovers and not only.
The circuit Fondo Valle within Perlata Valley (Caldera of Montefiascone ), looks like a good passegiata with average difficulty for all nature lovers and not only.
The building, now home to the Municipal Library, dates back to the 16th century and is attributed by some to Antonio da Sangallo the Younger, by others to Vignola, although these imaginative attributions remain unsupported by any historical documentation. At the beginning of the nineteenth century, the building belonged to the Pieri family, a family that later combined its surname with that of the Buti family.
The current church of San Flaviano, formed from two overlapping rooms, started being built in the eleventh century to replace an earlier building. In 1032 the small church of Santa Maria, now ruined, was completely reconstructed and dedicated to the martyr Flaviano. A headstone, now mounted on the counterfacade, gives us information about the event and attributed credit to the fervor of the people of Montefiascone and to the generosity of a certain person named Lando.
