San Sabino

The San Sabino church exhibits traditional Romanesque elements with a nave, two side aisles, and a transept featuring rounded arches and substantial stone walls.

Following destruction by Frederick Barbarossa's forces in the 12th century, San Sabino emerged as a new structure on the site of an earlier cathedral.

The marble flooring within the church displays various rates of wear from centuries of footsteps, creating a physical record of countless worshippers.

Located at coordinates 42.764778, 12.731528 in central Spoleto, the church remains open for religious services and architectural appreciation throughout the year.

The fifteenth-century external porch and sixteenth-century belfry additions demonstrate the evolution of architectural elements across different periods.

Location: Spoleto

Architectural style: Romanesque architecture

Address: Frazione San Sabino, 22 06049

GPS coordinates: 42.76478,12.73153

Latest update: March 7, 2025 01:45