San Francesco d'Assisi

The San Francesco d'Assisi church displays stone walls, rounded arches, and decorative elements characteristic of 19th-century Romanesque Revival design principles.

Architect Conrad Petrasch incorporated traditional medieval architectural elements into the church's design during the period of Romanesque Revival movement in northern Italy.

The church maintains regular Catholic services and religious ceremonies for the local population while representing an example of 19th-century religious architecture in Verona.

Located at coordinates 45.443444, 10.989222, the church opens its doors to visitors throughout the week and provides space for religious gatherings.

The building combines modern construction techniques of the 19th century with medieval architectural principles, resulting in a distinct interpretation of Romanesque style.

Location: Verona

Architects: Conrad Petrasch

Architectural style: Romanesque Revival architecture

GPS coordinates: 45.44344,10.98922

Latest update: March 8, 2025 01:57