Basilica di San Nicolò, Minor basilica in Lecco, Italy.
Basilica di San Nicolo is a church building in Lecco featuring a neoclassical facade with six Corinthian columns facing Lake Como. Three naves guide visitors toward a semicircular apse at the far end.
The church originated as an 11th-century structure and underwent baroque modifications during the 17th century. Its neoclassical facade was constructed between 1831 and 1862.
Inside, ten square frames depict Gospel scenes by Casimiro Radice, while fourteen bronze panels represent the Way of the Cross by Enrico Manfrini.
The basilica is easily accessible on foot from central Lecco and welcomes visitors throughout the day. The original baptistery chapel should be entered with care to preserve the historic interior.
The neo-Gothic bell tower, built from 1902 to 1904, reaches 96 meters tall and ranks among the highest church towers in Italy. It creates a striking landmark in the city skyline.
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