San Secondo Collegiate Church

Asti, Italy

Collegiata di San Secondo (13th century) is a medieval church in old centre of Asti next to the Palazzo Civico. It is dedicated to the city's patron saint, Secundus of Asti. The crypt is from the 6th century. The façade has three notable Gothic portals, while the interior houses a polyptych by Gandolfino d'Asti and other works.

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Piazza San Secondo 1, Asti, Italy
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Founded: 13th century
Category: Religious sites in Italy

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