Church of Saint Eustace

The Church of Saint Eustace exhibits stone masonry with a central nave, featuring architectural elements characteristic of early medieval religious construction methods.

The church stands on the site of a former temple dedicated to Jupiter, constructed around 300 BC during the Roman period of Campo di Giove.

Four detailed panels depicting scenes from Saint Eustace's life, created by Maestro di Campo Giove, were originally part of the church's altarpiece.

The religious building maintains regular opening hours for prayer services and welcomes visitors interested in examining its architectural and historical features.

The church holds ecclesiastical jurisdiction under the Roman Catholic Diocese of Sulmona-Valva at coordinates 42°0'41.29"N and 14°2'49.96"E.

Location: Campo di Giove

Architectural style: First Romanesque

GPS coordinates: 42.01147,14.04721

Latest update: March 23, 2025 09:15