Saint Mark church, Baroque church in Rovereto, Italy

Saint Mark church has a Neoclassical facade with three portals, each topped by a pediment-like element, and a semicircular gable modeled on Santa Maria dei Miracoli in Venice. The tympanum holds a lion of Saint Mark, while a sculpture of the evangelist by Stefano Zuech stands above the main portal. The interior has a barrel vault raised in 1650 and three chapels along the north side.

The church was founded in 1458 when Rovereto was under Venetian rule, leading to its dedication to Saint Mark, Venice's patron saint. This early foundation reflects the city's political and religious ties to the Venetian Republic at that time.

The church keeps a venerated copy of Lucas Cranach the Elder's 16th-century painting of Maria Ausiliatrice, patroness of Rovereto, now in Innsbruck Cathedral. Each 5 August the mayor joins the procession with her statue through the old town and then gives a candle to the patroness.

The church is located at Piazza San Marco in the city center and is easily reached on foot from nearby areas. The entrance is clearly visible and visitors can freely enter to explore the interior and its decorations.

In 1769, during his first journey to Italy, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart gave his first Italian concert before a larger audience in San Marco. The sources do not record the exact date or specify that he played the church organ.