Located at the foot of the Botromagno hill and of the "Eternal Father" archaeological site, it can be reached through the eighteenth-century viaduct aqueduct bridge that connects the two banks of the ravine by combining the ancient and the modern. Already a place of pagan worship, in 1550 became a Marian shrine. Its name comes from the fresco of the Madonna and Child with a star on his forehead found inside the building.