San Marcellino, Parma

The San Marcellino church features a single nave layout with classical architectural elements characteristic of 16th-century religious structures in northern Italy.

Originally documented in 1074, the church underwent reconstruction and received consecration in 1543 under the direction of rector Gabrielle Lalatta.

The interior once contained valuable religious artwork, including an altarpiece depicting Madonna and Child with Saints Marcellinus and Jerome by Girolamo Bedoli.

Located on Strada del Collegio dei Nobili in central Parma, the deconsecrated church stands as a testament to Renaissance architectural design.

The church design involves two notable architects, Antonio da Sangallo the Younger and Giorgio da Erba, who incorporated Renaissance principles into its structure.

Location: Parma

Inception: 16 century

Architects: Antonio da Sangallo the Younger, Giorgio da Erba

Architectural style: Renaissance architecture

Address: strada Collegio dei Nobili 6 ‒ Parma (PR)

GPS coordinates: 44.79914,10.32655

Latest update: March 3, 2025 21:38