Santa Maria dei Servi, church building in Rimini, Italy
Santa Maria dei Servi is a Gothic church in Rimini built with a Latin cross floor plan where the transepts do not project beyond the main walls. Red columns with pale stone bases stand throughout the interior space.
The Servite Order built this church in 1317 as a center for their work in the city. In 1850 the building underwent major changes that reshaped its appearance while keeping the medieval foundation.
The church holds artworks and decorations that show how people expressed their faith over centuries. What you see inside reflects the artistic tastes that flourished in this coastal region.
The church is centrally located in Rimini and open to visitors interested in religious architecture. It helps to check opening hours before your visit and explore the space during quieter times of day.
The renovations in the 1850s created an interesting blend of medieval and later elements inside the building. Visitors find a church that shows two distinct building periods standing side by side.
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