Saints Peter and Paul church, Gothic church in Trento, Italy
Saints Peter and Paul church is a church building in Trento characterized by vertical lines and pointed arches of the International Gothic style. Inside, three cross-vaulted naves create the main space, while the bell tower rises with dragon-headed gargoyles crowning its details.
The building took shape in the second half of the 15th century with defining features added in the following period. Its bell tower was completed in 1487 and includes a distinctive spire topped with ornamental dragon heads.
Inside, three cross-vaulted naves display numerous depictions of Saints Peter and Paul throughout, showing how important these apostles were to the community here.
The building is open to visitors during regular hours and houses an octagonal chapel with historical paintings inside. Plan your visit ahead and check local conditions, as opening times may vary seasonally.
The façade was restyled in 1850 following Venetian neo-Gothic design and displays a statue of Saint Peter at its peak. A clock face is set within the tympanum, adding a functional element to the architectural composition.
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