Pieve di San Pietro in Trento

The church features three naves separated by masonry pillars, with an elevated apse above a crypt constructed in oratory style.

The church's first written record appears in the Archbishop's Archive of Ravenna in 977, though its construction dates back to the 9th century.

The name 'in Trento' derives from the church's location at the thirtieth mile of Roman centuriation, marking its position in ancient times.

The church underwent renovations in 1946, including a 60-centimeter lowering of the floor and implementation of drainage channels to prevent interior flooding.

The structure exhibits an asymmetrical layout with a scalene quadrilateral plan, where only the angle between the facade and left wall forms 90 degrees.

Location: Ravenna

Inception: 9 century

Architectural style: Romanesque architecture

Address: via Taverna 67 ‒ San Pietro in Trento ‒ Ravenna (RA)

GPS coordinates: 44.31150,12.08160

Latest update: March 4, 2025 04:25