Getting there by public transport
Laveno Mombello has two railway stations: Laveno-Mombello Nord (located in the towncenter, on the lakefront) and Laveno-Mombello (located in the suburbs, about 1 km from the lakefront). For information on the accessibility of the Laveno-Mombello Nord station and the assistance service for passengers
with reduced mobility: http://www.ferrovienord.it/it/accessibilita-stazioni
For information on the accessibility of the Laveno-Mombello station, please contact this web site
The assistance service for passengers with reduced mobility is not available at the station.

Laveno Mombello is connected to the neighboring towns by various bus lines of the Autolinee Varesine company: http://www.ctpi.it/ 
For information on accessibility for passengers with reduced mobility, we suggest you contact Autolinee Varesine in advance.

Laveno Mombello can be reached by the ferries of the Gestione Navigazione Laghi company, which connect the villages on the shore of the lake. For information, please visit: http://www.navigazionelaghi.it/  

The service can welcome passengers with reduced mobility.
For information, please visit: http://www.navigazionelaghi.it/assistenza-disabili.aspx

The church is located in the old town of Laveno, about 400 meters from the pier and the Laveno-Mombello Nord train station. The last 100 meters are on a sloping road without a protected sidewalk.

Parking area
On the right side of the church there is a small paid parking area, with a slightly sloping cobblestone paving, sometimes bumpy. To reach the entrance of the church, you walk 10 meters of asphalted road, without a protected sidewalk; then you pass a threshold (5 cm high) and one meter of square paved in cobblestone.

Entrance
The entrance presents in succession: 5 steps (10 cm high); a two leaf door (total width: 150 cm), another two leaf door (80 cm wide each) and a hinged door (65 cm wide).

Getting around
The building, called "Chiesa Vecchia", stands on the remains of a chapel built in the early 1300s. The central nave dates back to 1600, while the side aisle and the facade date back to the 19th century. Worthy of note is the bell tower in Lombard Romanesque style. On both sides of the portal stand the statues of the patron saints and inside there is a seventeenth-century wooden statue representing the "Madonna del Transito".

The building has a central nave and a left aisle, which can be visited without obstacles; it has benches with kneelers (seat height: 45 cm). On both the right and left side there are chapels, all preceded by a step (15 cm high). To access the altar, you need to overcome 4 steps (15 cm high each).