Religious Places

The first news about the presence of a cathedral dates back to the 12th century, when there was a church dedicated to St. Peter the Apostle. The build… Read the rest

Giotto’s Bell Tower in Florence is covered in white, red and green marble like those that adorn the Duomo; the bell tower was begun by Giotto in… Read the rest

It rises next to the archpriest’s cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul. The bell tower overlooks the Friulian plain for its singular height (in… Read the rest

In the past, because of its fifteenth-century bell tower, it was considered the lighthouse that indicated, to those arriving from Ticino, the proximit… Read the rest

The exterior facade, covered in gray stone, has nothing particularly remarkable. But as soon as you enter you immediately understand why it has been c… Read the rest

A marvelous jewel is hidden inside the palace of via Cappuccio. The cloister dates back to the XV-XVI century and is composed of a portico with two or… Read the rest

The church was included in 1980 in the UNESCO World Heritage List because it is one of the greatest examples of Renaissance art. Two immortal signat… Read the rest

In Garegnano, once a small village in the countryside west of Milan, today a district located between the Maggiore Cemetery and the Lakes freeway, sta… Read the rest

Among all the monuments of ancient Rome, the Pantheon is the best preserved. This positive fact is explained above all by the donation made, in 608, b… Read the rest

The church of Saints Marcellinus and Festus is located in Largo Marcellinus, where, since the 7th century there has been a convent complex consisting… Read the rest