Religious Places

The Cathedral of Saints Peter and Donato, dating back to the thirteenth century, is worth a visit for the beauty kept inside: among the slender naves… Read the rest

The church of San Domenico is one of the most famous sacred buildings in Arezzo and in it is kept a wooden crucifix recognized as one of the earliest… Read the rest

Between the columns of the Convitto (boarding school) there is the church of San Francesco della Scarpa, better known as one of the curiosities of Lec… Read the rest

A relic of Saint Longinus is kept in the Basilica. According to Christian tradition, he was the centurion who pierced the side of Jesus Christ with hi… Read the rest

The Malatesta Temple is a church dedicated to St. Columba and the Cathedral of Rimini. The definition of Temple derives from its classical forms, and… Read the rest

The Church of San Matteo, which the Doria family had built as their own chapel, overlooks the small Piazza San Matteo in Genoa. With the 16th century… Read the rest

Another stop to make, always in the central area of the city, is the Church of San Giovanni a Mare, also known as the Church of San Giuseppe. This is… Read the rest

It is said that during Diocletian’s Christian persecution (between 303 and 313 A.D.) a young woman named Agnes, for having refused the love of t… Read the rest

The Temple of San Francesco is probably one of the most beautiful churches in the city. The church was founded by the patron saint of Italy himself… Read the rest

The Cathedral is one of the "hundred churches", located within the medieval quarter near the port. The church is dedicated to Mary Assumed i… Read the rest