Sant'Emidio Rosso

The Sant'Emidio Rosso temple features clean architectural lines, symmetrical design elements, and a light-colored travertine stone facade typical of the region.

Built in 1633, this religious structure stands as a testament to the architectural evolution of Ascoli Piceno during the 17th century Renaissance period.

The temple honors Saint Emygdius, the first bishop and patron saint of Ascoli Piceno, who protected the city according to local traditions.

Located at coordinates 42.86°N and 13.570278°E, the temple remains an active religious site open to both worshippers and visitors throughout the year.

The temple marks the location where, according to local accounts, Saint Emygdius carried his own head after his martyrdom in 309 CE.

Location: Ascoli Piceno

Inception: 1633

Architectural style: Neoclassical architecture

GPS coordinates: 42.86000,13.57028

Latest update: March 5, 2025 15:42