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Chiesa di Santa Maria Immacolata e San Torpete

Genoa, Italy

Chiesa di Santa Maria Immacolata e San Torpete, Genoa
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Its architecture is a mix of Baroque and Neoclassical styles, in contrast to the Romanesque form of the San Donato church.

The Chiesa di Santa Maria Immacolata e San Torpete is a temple of significant historical and artistic value in Genoa. Sacred objects of this type were often built in the Middle Ages and were rebuilt many times, acquiring Baroque or Neoclassical features. Inside, you can find ornate chapels, sculptures, and wall paintings. It is an example of Genoese religious architecture and is open to visitors.

How long does it take to visit Chiesa di Santa Maria Immacolata e San Torpete?

Plan about 40 min.

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