Basilica of San Nicandro, Venafro

The Basilica of San Nicandro features a stone facade with a Romanesque rose window and houses detailed stone carvings throughout its structure.

Founded in the tenth century upon discovering Saint Nicandro's relics, the current structure was constructed in the 13th century with facade modifications in the 1500s.

The church holds regular ceremonies dedicated to Saints Nicandro, Marciano, and Daria, maintaining centuries-old religious traditions of the local community.

Located within the Roman Catholic Diocese of Isernia-Venafro, the basilica maintains regular opening hours and welcomes visitors interested in religious architecture.

Under the main altar, a crypt contains Saint Nicandro's remains, which according to local accounts produces an annual liquid called Manna of San Nicandro.

Location: Venafro

GPS coordinates: 41.48970,14.06000

Latest update: March 21, 2025 02:43