The Eucharistic Miracles of the World exhibition created by Carlo Acutis can be seen wherever a parish, diocese, or school hosts it: it is a traveling panel exhibition, printed locally from files supplied by the Associazione Amici di Carlo Acutis, and shown in hundreds of churches each year in the United States and worldwide. The complete content is published online at miracolieucaristici.org. In Assisi a presentation of the exhibition is kept at the Santuario della Spogliazione complex, where his tomb lies; check the shrine's current schedule for what is on view.
The exhibition consists of about 166 panels, each 60 by 80 cm, documenting Church-recognized Eucharistic miracles in more than 20 countries, including Lanciano (8th century), Bolsena and Orvieto (1263), and Siena (1730). A parish that wants to host it contacts the association at info@miracolieucaristici.org and prints the panels itself.
Pilgrims in Italy can combine the tomb in Assisi with the miracle sites themselves; Lanciano, Orvieto, Siena, and Cascia are each within a day's drive of Rome or Assisi.
