Church of Saint Ursula

The Church of Saint Ursula exhibits stone carvings along its facade and contains interior elements typical of 17th-century Italian religious architecture.

Construction of the Church of Saint Ursula began in 1620, during a period of religious expansion and architectural development in northern Italy.

The Church of Saint Ursula maintains connections to Angela Merici, who established the Company of St. Ursula for female education in 1535.

Visitors can access the church through its central entrance on the main street, with regular opening hours during morning and afternoon services.

The building houses documents related to the early development of structured education for women in 16th-century European religious communities.

Location: Brescia

Inception: 1620

Architectural style: Italian Baroque architecture

GPS coordinates: 45.53567,10.21676

Latest update: March 18, 2025 09:14