Chiesa di Santa Teresa

The church features curvilinear plans with elaborate decorations, illustrating the architectural elements characteristic of Italian religious buildings from the 18th century.

Constructed in 1754, the Chiesa di Santa Teresa emerged during a period when religious architecture expressed the Catholic Church's response to Protestant reformation.

The interior spaces display artistic techniques of light manipulation and shadow patterns that were fundamental to baroque religious expression in southern Italy.

The church maintains regular visiting hours and stands near other religious monuments in the historic center of Trani, allowing visitors to explore multiple sites.

The building incorporates local stone materials in its construction, creating a distinctive facade that reflects the architectural traditions of Puglia.

Location: Trani

Inception: 1754

Architectural style: baroque architecture

GPS coordinates: 41.28008,16.41925

Latest update: March 6, 2025 10:42