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DESIREE LAFORNI (5 months ago)
One of the few bell towers that survived the earthquake of 1693
One of the few bell towers that survived the earthquake of 1693
Paolo Oddo (2 years ago)
Church dating back to the first building of the fifteenth century, owes its name to the prevalently funerary use that was made of it. Bel thirty crypts, in fact, were found during the renovation of the floor, not yet completed. Inside it is possible to admire the simulacra of "Cristo alla Colonna", "Cristo alla Croce", Madonna dello Spasimo ". Inside the rectory a museum has been set up with the restoration laboratory and where it is possible to see one of the six natural mummies found during the works. The church can be visited every day because it is kept open by the "Museo del Campanile - Triskele" group.
Church dating back to the first building of the fifteenth century, owes its name to the prevalently funerary use that was made of it. Bel thirty crypts, in fact, were found during the renovation of the floor, not yet completed. Inside it is possible to admire the simulacra of "Cristo alla Colonna", "Cristo alla Croce", Madonna dello Spasimo ". Inside the rectory a museum has been set up with the restoration laboratory and where it is possible to see one of the six natural mummies found during the works. The church can be visited every day because it is kept open by the "Museo del Campanile - Triskele" group.
Flavio Gate (2 years ago)
The exterior does not make a good impression, it needs restoration (the bell tower is splendid, though). Inside ... the unreplaced floor is missing, after some burials and six mummies were discovered. You are therefore welcome to pay the entrance fee, hoping that the Church can be restored to its former glory. To see the beautiful wooden statues depicting Christ. The papier-mâché statue of the Madonna of the spasm is intense. Back outside, don't miss the gothic side door that withstood the 1693 earthquake.
The exterior does not make a good impression, it needs restoration (the bell tower is splendid, though). Inside ... the unreplaced floor is missing, after some burials and six mummies were discovered. You are therefore welcome to pay the entrance fee, hoping that the Church can be restored to its former glory. To see the beautiful wooden statues depicting Christ. The papier-mâché statue of the Madonna of the spasm is intense. Back outside, don't miss the gothic side door that withstood the 1693 earthquake.
Raoul Cilento (3 years ago)
Zero receptivity, sin.
Zero receptivity, sin.
Guglielmo Quinto (4 years ago)
Very beautiful church, no receptivity
Very beautiful church, no receptivity
