San Vittore

The basilica features three naves separated by alternating pillars and Roman columns, leading to three eastern-facing apses beneath a stone bell tower.

Built during the second quarter of the 12th century upon foundations from the 5th century, the basilica spans 29 meters in length and 15 meters in width.

The religious complex includes an octagonal baptistery dedicated to Saint John the Evangelist, positioned in front of the church's main facade.

The church maintains regular religious services and remains under Catholic ownership, with access available through the restored 18th-century central portal.

Eight square openings on the facade once supported wooden beams for a portico, while stone decorations form saw-tooth patterns along the bell tower.

Location: Arsago Seprio

Inception: 9 century

Architectural style: First Romanesque

Part of: Complesso plebano

GPS coordinates: 45.68750,8.72953

Latest update: June 13, 2025 19:03