San Angelo Magno

The San Angelo Magno church displays a combination of stone masonry, semi-circular arches, and large towers characteristic of Romanesque architecture in central Italy.

The construction of San Angelo Magno began in 1292, establishing it as a religious center during the expansion of ecclesiastical buildings in medieval Ascoli Piceno.

The church maintains its position within the Roman Catholic Diocese of Ascoli Piceno, serving as a focal point for religious ceremonies and community gatherings.

Located at Via Sant'Angelo 2, the church stands near other historical monuments of Ascoli Piceno and remains accessible for both worship and architectural study.

The church contains architectural elements that demonstrate the transition of building techniques from the late 13th century, preserved through multiple restoration projects.

Location: Ascoli Piceno

Inception: 1292

Architectural style: Romanesque architecture

Address: Via Sant'Angelo, 2 - Ascoli Piceno

GPS coordinates: 42.85166,13.57403

Latest update: March 3, 2025 14:18