Santi Nazaro e Celso

The church features a brick facade with three vertical bands corresponding to the naves, incorporating Gothic decorative elements and Renaissance architectural details.

Construction of the current building started in 1464, replacing a 9th-century structure that was destroyed during Hungarian invasions due to its location outside city walls.

The San Biagio chapel, completed in 1508, contains frescoes by Falconetto and Morone, along with relics of martyrs Saint Blaise and Saint Juliana.

The church stands on a raised churchyard surrounded by high walls, with the main entrance accessible through a large Renaissance portal designed by architect Antonio Saletti.

The bell tower from 1550 contains six bells cast in 1849, which are manually operated according to traditional Veronese bell ringing methods.

Location: Verona

Inception: October 13, 1464

Architectural style: Gothic architecture, Renaissance architecture

GPS coordinates: 45.44108,11.00886

Latest update: March 3, 2025 22:32