Chiesa di San Francesco Saverio
Palermo, Italy
A 17th-century Baroque temple designed by architect Angelo Italia, part of the Jesuit complex.
The Chiesa di San Francesco Saverio in Palermo is a Baroque church built in the 17th century. The architect was Angelo Italia. It is characterized by an impressive facade and a richly decorated interior with frescoes and sculptures. The church is part of the Jesuit complex and is an example of late Sicilian Baroque. It is worth noting the main altar and side chapels.
- Visit time: 45 min
How long does it take to visit Chiesa di San Francesco Saverio?
Plan about 45 min.
Nearby
- Museo di Geologia Gemmelaro — 100 m
- Oratorio del Carminello — 300 m
- Panificio Pensabene Giuseppe — 320 m
- Chiesa del Carmine Maggiore — 320 m
- Chiesa di San Giuseppe Cafasso — 320 m
- Chiesa di San Giovanni degli Eremiti — 330 m
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