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Convent Saint Francesco
[ Giffoni Valle Piana, Churches ]
Church of Santa Maria a Vico
[ Giffoni Valle Piana, Churches ]
San Marco church
masterpiece of the holy bizantinearchitecture in Calabria with the Cattolica of Stilo...[continua (continue)]
[ Rossano, Churches ]
Chiesa S. Elena Flavia Giulia - Chiesa S'Antonio
S. Elena Flavia Giulia 2)Chiesa S.Antonio...[continua (continue)]
[ Pastena, Churches ]
particolare dellChiesa di San Filippo
Magnifica Chiesa Barocca del '600 ricca di stucchi e magnifiche pale d'altare oltre ad un magnifico mosaico che ricopre tutta la pavimentazione...[continua (continue)]
[ Fossombrone, Churches ]
Church of Santa Marica della Rocca
The church of Santa Maria della Rocca stands a little way from the main piazza. The Romanesque-Gothic church is one of the most important examples of Piceno monastic art. It is striking for its imposing austerity, made all the more powerful by its position overlooking the city and the surrounding hi...[continua (continue)]
[ Offida, Churches ]
The Cathedral
It is dedicated to Our Lady of Assumption. We have important evidences of previous buildings erected on this place: a Roman temple dedicated to Jupiter; an early-Christian church dated round 5th century; a Romanesque church destroyed in 1176; a Romanesque-Gothic church ended by Giorgio da Como...[continua (continue)]
[ Fermo, Churches ]
San Claudio al Chienti
The church is situated in the territory of the Roman municipium of Pausulae. There is evidence of it in early sources since 1089. The building maintains its original architecture almost intact. It is characteized by a quadrangular plan, modulated along its perimeter by semicircular apses. The faça...[continua (continue)]
[ Corridonia, Churches ]

 


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