Madonna dell'Angelo

Great place for a quick walk, a nice place for family vacation.

Really nice place. Much more historical than beach in Bibione ?

Amazing place at the seaside, the church was locked when I was there. The building is a cultural part of Caorle.

Very cute chapel located directly on the beach! You don‘t need to be a hardcore fan of chapels and churches but this one is definitely worth a visit! 10/10 points!

Very nice place it is quite and clean. You can walk into the city in minutes so perfect for a short trip. My tip is go in the evening because the shops are open from the late afternoon.

A wonderful intimate church with an interesting history. Worth a visit

On the beautiful promenade and next to the public beach, is this little but interesting and unique church. The position of the church is very impressive. It seems that it is drawn between the beach and the sea, with an imposing cliff that protects it from storms. We have visited it many times and each time it delights us with its uniqueness and beautiful energy. The sanctuary of the Madonna dell'Angelo is dedicated to the Madonna and to St. Michael the archangel, which proudly stands on the shore of the Adriatic Sea, founded around the ninth century and rebuilt in its current form in 1751. Bishop Pietro Rusca, in his report to the Holy See from 1664, states that this church is older than the cathedral itself. The first construction of the church of the Angel is to be attributed to the first transmigrations of the Concordians towards the coastal territories, following the barbarian invasions of the inland territories. This makes the sanctuary the first religious building constructed in the city founded by the Romans, according to a statement from Giovanni Musolino (historical). This first sacred building was dedicated to the Archangel San Michele, recognized as the protector of the city, as can be read in the tombstones affixed to today's sanctuary and in numerous documents from the pastoral visits of the bishops. Popular tradition, told by Musolino, has it that in ancient times some fishermen found the simulacrum of the Holy Virgin miraculously floating on the sea on a block of marble. Once the statue was brought ashore with their fishing nets, the citizens gathered in the nearby port of the Angel, and decided to place a statue of the Holy Virgin in this church. From there she got the name Madonna dell'Angelo.

Iconic Landmark in Caorle, sits proud and beautifully beside the beach. Beautiful to watch the sunrise from if you can get up early enough.