San Clemente

The San Clemente church displays the characteristic symmetrical design and clean lines of Italian Neoclassical architecture, featuring balanced proportions and classical elements throughout its structure.

The church stands as an exemplar of the architectural transition that occurred in Italy between 1750 and 1850, when Neoclassical style replaced the previous Baroque period.

San Clemente represents the influence of ancient Greek and Roman architectural principles on religious buildings, reflecting the period's return to classical design elements.

Visitors can access the church through the main entrance, which faces the central square, and explore both the exterior architectural details and interior religious spaces.

Giovanni Miazzi incorporated specific design elements in San Clemente that demonstrate the application of Neoclassical principles to local religious architecture in Valdagno.

Location: Valdagno

Architects: Giovanni Miazzi

Architectural style: Neoclassical architecture

GPS coordinates: 45.64634,11.29990

Latest update: March 5, 2025 18:31