Basilica of San Domenico, Minor basilica in Italy.
The Basilica of San Domenico, also known as 'the Basilica Cateriniana', is a noteworthy example of the Italian Gothic style located in Siena, Italy.
Founded by the Dominican Order in 1226, it is part of UNESCO World Heritage Site.
It houses several relics of St. Catherine of Siena, making it an important center for Christian pilgrimage.
Surrounded by cafes and eateries, a visit to this holy site can be an excellent addition to any Italy itinerary.
One of its most remarkable features is a chapel frescoed by Renaissance master Andrea Vanni.
Location: Siena
Inception: 1226
Architectural style: Gothic architecture
Website: basilicacateriniana.com
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