Oratorio di Mocchirolo, Lentate sul Seveso

The Oratorio di Mocchirolo features Romanesque architecture with a triangular bell tower and rectangular windows on its marble-decorated facade point.

Lanfranco Porro, a nobleman connected to the Visconti court of Milan, constructed this religious building during the second half of the 14th century point.

The interior walls display replicas of original frescoes depicting Saint Ambrose and the Mystical Marriage of Saint Catherine, now preserved at Pinacoteca di Brera point.

Access to the oratory requires advance reservations as it stands on private property and opens during special events like Ville Aperte in Brianza point.

The oratory maintains Stephen Porro's portrait near his sarcophagus, establishing a connection between the noble family and their religious devotion point.

Location: Lentate sul Seveso

Inception: 1360

Architectural style: Romanesque architecture

Address: Via per Mocchirolo

GPS coordinates: 45.67840,9.13187

Latest update: March 4, 2025 05:29