Cathedral of San Siro

The Cathedral of San Siro features three naves with double-order columns, round acute arches, and a Romanesque-Gothic architectural design from the 12th century.

Built in 1100 upon an earlier Christian church from 811, the cathedral underwent substantial modifications during the Baroque period due to structural stability concerns.

The cathedral houses a black crucifix in its right nave, traditionally regarded by local sailors as their protector during maritime ventures.

The cathedral maintains regular visiting hours, though its medieval structure lacks accommodations for wheelchair access throughout most areas.

The cathedral's treasure collection includes silver objects from the Genoese school and sacred vestments stored within its historical chambers.

Location: Sanremo

Inception: 11 century

Architectural style: Romanesque architecture

Accessibility: Niedostępne dla wózków inwalidzkich

Address: Piazza San Siro, Sanremo (IM) 18038 18038

GPS coordinates: 43.81681,7.77408

Latest update: March 4, 2025 19:25