San Marco in San Girolamo, Baroque church in Vicenza, Italy.
San Marco in San Girolamo is a baroque church in Vicenza featuring a late baroque facade with Corinthian half-columns and sculptural elements created by regional artisans. The interior is organized with side chapels, an altar space, and painted works that decorate the walls and vaults.
The church originated between 1481 and 1491 as a religious structure and underwent major reconstruction from 1720 to 1727. The Discalced Carmelites directed this extensive rework that transformed it into the baroque building seen today.
The interior contains works by Venetian painters, with religious imagery that reflects centuries of devotion and artistic patronage. These artworks show how the space served as a center for spiritual practice and local artistic talent.
The church sits in a central part of Vicenza and is easy to reach on foot from nearby streets. Visitors should expect standard church visiting hours and dress respectfully when entering.
The original bell tower from the 1400s still maintains a manual bell-ringing tradition that continues to this day. This centuries-old practice connects the present community to the daily routines of earlier times.
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