The Sanctuary of Montenero is one of the largest collections of votive of Italy: with 700 collected and displayed in the large rooms that surround the Church. The...

Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore, designed by Arnolfo di Cambio, is the third largest church in the world, and by extension symbol of the city. It rose above the...

The convent that towers over Manoppello is the result of a succession of works carried on from 1848 to1965, which have utterly altered the original state of the...

The Florence Baptistery (Italian: Battistero di San Giovanni), also known as the Baptistry of Saint John, is a religious building inFlorence, Italy, and has the...

The Church of St. Agnes in Agony lies on the western side of Navona Square. St. Agnes, who is dedicated the Church, died as a martyr in the Stadium of Domitian...

The St. Marc Basilica is the main Cathedral of Venice, seat of the Patriarch and symbols of the city. The first Church dedicated to St. Marc was built next to the...

The Cistercian Abbey of Arabona was most probably founded when, in the year 1197, Gentile and Manerio of Palearia bestowed a donation on the monk Pietro from...

The Baptistery is a monument opened to the public in a manner similar to that of a museum, and which is part of the museums and monuments of the Opera...

Since 2000, access to the Cathedral of Pisa was regulated by distinguishing entrances for tourists from the religious. Have been established schedules for visits and...

It is one of the largest churches of Florence, also known as "Italian glories Temple" for the numerous tombs of great artists, writers and scientists. The project of...