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User Reviews
cesare marini (10 months ago)
The church of San Giorgio is a church in Brescia, located in the homonymous square of San Giorgio, in via Gasparo da Salò. It has been closed for years and is now open in some periods. It was built in 200 but completely remodeled in the Baroque period.
The church of San Giorgio is a church in Brescia, located in the homonymous square of San Giorgio, in via Gasparo da Salò. It has been closed for years and is now open in some periods. It was built in 200 but completely remodeled in the Baroque period.
Orfeas Kallintzis (11 months ago)
Very beautiful church, there are some very interesting paintings from different periods, worth taking some time to explore
Very beautiful church, there are some very interesting paintings from different periods, worth taking some time to explore
Ilaria Chizzoni (12 months ago)
It looks desecrated but it is not! A Franciscan church right in front of the diocesan museum. We were lucky enough to visit it with Vincenzo Forsetti of the Italian Touring Club, very well prepared and very nice.
It looks desecrated but it is not! A Franciscan church right in front of the diocesan museum. We were lucky enough to visit it with Vincenzo Forsetti of the Italian Touring Club, very well prepared and very nice.
Francesco Pelicioli (13 months ago)
This church is a hidden gem. Admission is free and the volunteers will guide you. The restoration is perfect and it is really worth listening to the story of how, layer by layer, this church has seen so many over the centuries. I also take this opportunity to thank the lady who guided us, really very good and prepared.
This church is a hidden gem. Admission is free and the volunteers will guide you. The restoration is perfect and it is really worth listening to the story of how, layer by layer, this church has seen so many over the centuries. I also take this opportunity to thank the lady who guided us, really very good and prepared.
Eduardo Alfredo Gomez (16 months ago)
Church of 1186, in Romanesque style but with a facade of the '600, built on an ancient temple of Lombard origin in turn built over the ancient Roman aqueduct of Monpiano. Totally restored between the 90s of the last century and the beginning of the 2000s, today deconsecrated and kept open for the enjoyment of the public on weekends from April to October, thanks to the volunteers of the Italian Touring Club of Brescia. Inside there are frescoes from the 1200s from the 1300s and 1400s in fairly good condition. Definitely worth visiting
Church of 1186, in Romanesque style but with a facade of the '600, built on an ancient temple of Lombard origin in turn built over the ancient Roman aqueduct of Monpiano. Totally restored between the 90s of the last century and the beginning of the 2000s, today deconsecrated and kept open for the enjoyment of the public on weekends from April to October, thanks to the volunteers of the Italian Touring Club of Brescia. Inside there are frescoes from the 1200s from the 1300s and 1400s in fairly good condition. Definitely worth visiting
