The Church of St. Anthony in Medea is a charming place of worship in the heart of the town of Medea, in the province of Gorizia. Built in the 17th century and renovated over time, the church has a sober Baroque facade and a simple but richly beautiful interior with frescoes decorating the walls and ceiling. The high altar, depicting St. Anthony of Padua, the church’s patron saint, is one of the most striking features. Every year, numerous faithful gather there to celebrate the feast of the saint. Immersed in greenery and surrounded by an enchanting hilly landscape, the church offers a panoramic view of the surrounding rolling hills, vineyards and fields that characterize Collio. The tranquility of the place and the natural setting make this shrine a spiritual and cultural landmark, ideal for those seeking a place of peace, reflection and beauty.