Church of Santa Chiara
The Basilica of Santa Chiara in Naples is a monument of great historical and artistic importance, being one of the most significant examples of Angevin Gothic architecture in the city. It was commissioned by Roberto d’Angiò and his wife Sancia di Maiorca in 1310, who entrusted the construction of the building to the architect Gagliardo […]
Church of San Nicola in Nilo
The Church of San Nicola a Nilo, located along the famous lower decumanus known as Spaccanapoli, is a baroque gem that testifies to the complex social and religious history of Naples. Its foundation dates back to the mid-17th century, directly linked to the dramatic events of the Masaniello revolt of 1647. In this context of […]
Church of San Pietro a Majella
The Church of San Pietro a Majella, located in the heart of Naples, is an emblem of the city’s Gothic architecture. Founded at the end of the 13th century on the initiative of Giovanni Pipino da Barletta, by the will of King Charles II of Naples, it stands on a site where two female monasteries […]
Church of San Severo al Pendino
The Church of San Severo al Pendino, located along Via Duomo in the historic center of Naples, is a building of great historical and artistic significance that testifies to the complex events of the city over the centuries. Founded in 1448 on commission of Abbot Pietro Caracciolo, the church is a significant example of Neapolitan […]
Church of San Gregorio Armeno
The Church of San Gregorio Armeno, located in the street of the same name in the heart of the historic center of Naples, represents a precious example of Baroque architecture. Its history dates back to antiquity, as it was built on a pre-existing pagan temple, probably dedicated to the goddess Ceres. According to some sources, […]
Church of San Giuseppe dei Ruffi
The Church of San Giuseppe dei Ruffi, located in Naples, is a magnificent example of Baroque architecture, built between the 17th and 18th centuries. Founded by Neapolitan noblewomen, the church is dedicated to Saint Joseph. Construction began in 1604 and was completed with significant contributions from architects such as Dionisio Nencioni di Bartolomeo, Dionisio Lazzari, […]
Church of San Giuseppe delle Scalze
The Church of San Giuseppe delle Scalze in Pontecorvo, located in Naples, is a fascinating example of Baroque architecture, built in the 17th century. Its history began in 1619, when the Barefoot Carmelites decided to build a new convent with an attached church. The project was entrusted to Giovan Giacomo di Conforto, one of the […]
Church of St. John the Baptist of the Nuns
The Church of San Giovanni Battista delle Monache is a precious example of Baroque architecture and art located in the heart of Naples. Founded in 1673, the church was part of a monastic complex intended for Benedictine nuns and stands out for its elegance and sophistication. Its history begins with the desire to create a […]
Church of San Giovanni Maggiore
The Church of San Giovanni Maggiore, located in the historic center of Naples, is one of the oldest and most fascinating testimonies of the city’s religious architecture. Founded presumably in the 6th century, it stands on a pre-existing pagan temple, perhaps dedicated to Hercules or Antinous. The church has undergone numerous reconstruction and restoration interventions […]
Church of San Giorgio Maggiore
The Church of San Giorgio Maggiore, located in the ancient heart of Naples, is one of the oldest religious buildings in the city, with a history that dates back to the 4th century AD. Founded by San Severo, bishop of Naples, as a paleochristian basilica, the church has undergone numerous architectural and artistic transformations, reflecting […]
