The Sacra di San Michele is an imposing abbey, founded between 983 and 987 A.D., overlooking the summit of Mount Pirchiriano at the mouth of the Susa Valley. A marvelous place dense with spirituality, originally guarded by Benedictine monks and since 1837 entrusted to the Rosminian fathers, it inspired the writer Umberto Eco for the best-selling book “The Name of the Rose” and is a popular destination for visitors from all over Europe. The website makeover carried out by Between had to take into account the dual soul of the Sacra: a place for tourism that does not give up its rich liturgical life, a crossroads of historical and nature trails but also a location for concerts and events. The new content organization and layout are designed above all to favor those who want to make a visit, giving them a way to discover the history of the Sacra, study the routes, decide on a date, buy tickets online, and even assess the weather, thanks to the integration of a special box with information updated in real time.