The practice of pilgrimage is present in many religions and represents for every believer a path towards God, where the material path coincides with the spiritual one.

Pilgrims, starting from the same place, take different paths but have the same goal to reach: God.
The individual on a journey becomes a pilgrim (from the Latin peregrinus, stranger), leaves his land, his habits and becomes a "stranger" to begin a spiritual journey.
The M&M agency is a travel agency whose purpose is also the organization and production of pilgrimages for tourist and spiritual purposes.

Pilgrimage in Italy

• Rome - Center of the Christianity and place of the martyrdom of the disciples Peter and Paul, home to the beautiful Vatican Museums, rich in classical, Renaissance works and custodians of the extraordinary Sistine Chapel. In the Vatican city we also find the Basilica of St. Peter, symbol of Christianity in the world, together with the other three papal basilicas of Rome: the Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore, the Basilica of San Giovanni in Laterano and the Basilica of San Paolo Outside the Walls. There are numerous monuments of artistic, cultural and religious value that can be admired in the Eternal City.
• San Giovanni Rotondo - City in which Padre Pio da Pietrelcina lived, a saint venerated throughout the world. It is possible to visit the places where the beloved Father lived and worked: the Convent of Santa Maria delle Grazie, where the body of the saint is kept, the churches of San Donato and San Giovanni Battista, the New Church of San Pio da Pietrelcina designed by the renowned architect Renzo Piano, the Casa Sollievo della Sofferenza, the highly specialized hospital founded by Padre Pio.
• Lanciano - A pilgrimage destination thanks to the Eucharistic miracle that would have taken place in the 8th century, during the celebration of a Holy Mass, in which the Sacred Host and the wine would have turned into meat and blood.
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• Cascia - The city of Saint Rita, the "saint of the impossible", due to the nature of the prodigious events that would have occurred after her death through her intercession. It is possible to visit the Basilica of Santa Rita, inside which the remains of the saint are preserved.
• Siena - One of the stretches of the Via Francigena able to give the pilgrim artistic beauties, peace, uncontaminated nature, to allow him to immerse himself in a profound spiritual reflection, among silent paths, vineyards , abbeys, castles and medieval villages.
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• Assisi - Suggestive medieval city that gave birth to Saint Francis, Italian founder of the Franciscan Order. Here you can visit the magnificent Basilica of San Francesco, with the extraordinary frescoes by Giotto. From the Lower Church you can reach the crypt where the body of the Saint rests. It is also possible to visit: Chiesa Nuova, the Basilica of Santa Chiara, the Basilica of Santa Maria degli Angeli, the Hermitage of the Carceri, the Cathedral of San Rufino, the Church of San Damiano.
• Padua - Discovering the Capuchin monk Santo Antonio.
• Venice - City of the Doges and San Marco.
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• Turin - City of the Holy Shroud, sheet in which it is believed the body of Jesus was wrapped in the sepulcher, preserved from 1578 in the splendid Cathedral of San Giovanni Battista, the main place of worship Catholic of the Piedmontese capital. Turin is also the city of Don Bosco, founder of the Salesian congregations and of the Daughters of Mary Help of Christians. It is possible to visit the Shrine of Mary Help of Christians which currently houses the body of the Saint.