Best places: Religions in Perignano, Italy

Grand marble-striped cathedral known for its ornate Romanesque bronze doors & carved 1300s pulpit.

1300s religious complex maintained by monks & featuring a revered Madonna image & scenic views.

Romanesque Catholic church on an ancient site, with portraits of popes up to the 15th century.

👍👍 I entered at 6:430am.. as a pilgrim on the Francigena way... The sisters were singing la morning laude... very nice Pilgrim's morning start... of the day...worth going for a prayer in the sainta Gemma's presence.. . I talked to the priest and had my Pilgrim's credential stamped to remember this hol...

11th-century place of worship with a square bell tower, carved medieval crucifix & treasury museum.

Striking 1100s church with wedding cake-like carved facade, known for its panel painting by Lippi.

Large medieval baptistery praised for its acoustics, with panels by renowned sculptor Pisano.

Imposing cathedral with 10th-century origins & romanesque & baroque architectural styles.

Gothic-style 13th-century Catholic church featuring a pulpit from which St. Thomas Aquinas preached.

Elegant cemetery for famous Pisans set around a cloistered quadrangle with restored 1300s frescoes.

Small church built in the 1200s featuring an ornate gothic facade, many statues & a painted ceiling.

Historic Catholic church with dramatic frescos, a quaint central plaza & scenic valley views.

👍👍 Un posto bellissimo dove si percepisce l'atmosfera di profumo di santità. La chiesa e molto accogliente. Siamo arrivati nel tardo pomeriggio. Ci hanno accolto con generosità e gentilezza..ci hanno regalato delle immagini della madonna e un libro dove racconta la storia del miracolo. Un posto veramen...

Elegant, 13th-century church with medieval tombs, ancient art & funerary monuments.

Art-filled Romanesque church with a golden mosaic facade, plus an ornate 12th-century font.

This Catholic church from the early 11th century features Romanesque design & notable murals.

👍👍 Since the tenth century an oratory dedicated to San Salvatore has been attested in the parish of San Giuliano a Settimo, to which in 988 Count Adimaro gave the rights to the churches of San Martino alla Palma and San Donato a Lucardo. This donation was confirmed ten years later by Emperor Otto III...

Church with frescoes & an arcaded facade, built in the 10th & 11th centuries over a Roman temple.