San Marino

The church of San Marino stands with its bell tower near Via Siro Comi, featuring a single nave layout with side chapels along its walls.

Founded in the 8th century by Lombard king Aistulf, the church received relics of Saints Marinus and Leo, transported from Rome during that period.

The interior walls display fragments of 13th-century frescoes, while the first chapel contains early 16th-century artwork by Bernardino de Rossi.

Visitors can locate the church in central Pavia through the main entrance on Via Siro Comi, which connects to the city's primary transportation routes.

The church preserves an 8th-century inscription mentioning Gisulf and contains bas-relief fragments dating back to the Lombard period in its presbytery.

Location: Pavia

Part of: Convento di S. Marino (ex)

GPS coordinates: 45.18347,9.15602

Latest update: March 6, 2025 06:59