Sante Teuteria e Tosca

The church structure sits two meters below street level, featuring three small naves supported by sturdy pillars and a semicircular apse with a spherical half-dome.

The first building on this site dates from the 5th century, with later consecration in 751 and substantial renovations during the 14th century by the Bevilacqua family.

The church houses a marble ark containing the relics of Saints Teuteria and Tosca, discovered in 1160 and placed atop the Baroque main altar.

Located near Corso Cavour, the church connects to Santi Apostoli through the sacristy and contains a 13th-century baptismal font from the San Lorenzo church.

Archaeological excavations in 1913 revealed ancient mosaics, coins, and fresco fragments, confirming the building's long religious significance in Verona.

Location: Verona

Architectural style: Early Christian architecture

GPS coordinates: 45.44079,10.99275

Latest update: March 6, 2025 03:41