Saint Andrew's Lion

The Saint Andrew's Lion stands as a stone sculpture displaying medieval artistry through its detailed carving and prominent position near the church entrance.

The monument was established in 1209 during a period of architectural development in the region, marking a significant expansion of religious structures.

This stone figure represents the connection between religious symbolism and architectural traditions that characterized Italian medieval sculpture work.

The monument is accessible throughout the year and stands at coordinates 45.4082806, 11.8769884, near the main walking paths of the area.

Known locally as La Gatta di Sant'Andrea, this rock sculpture maintains its original form after more than eight centuries of existence.

Inception: 1209

Made from material: rock

GPS coordinates: 45.40828,11.87699

Latest update: March 3, 2025 17:52