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Chiesa di San Giovanni Battista

Included in the Seventeenth century itinerary: the church preserves works by Antonio Trentanove, Cagnacci and Cosimo Piazza
Address: 
via XX Settembre - Rimini
Phone: 
+39 0541 782384
Fax: 
+39 0541 782263
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A church of very ancient origins, and one of Rimini's largest and most important.
Erected in 1625 on a site previously occupied by the Carmelites, it was rebuilt by Gaetano Cupioli in 1767-72.
The interior, with a single nave, is eleborately decorated with stucco ornaments by Antonio Trentanove in 1770.
The many precious works of art here include, in the first chapel on the right, a "holy Trinity, Virgin and Patrons of Rimini" (1611) by Cosimo Piazza, above the second altar a "Sermon of John the Baptist' by Andrea Boscoli, above the third altar a "Martyrdom of St Gaudentius" (1794) by G. Soleri Brancaleone, above the first altar a "Madonna in Glory with Saints (1630), a juvenile masterpiece by Guido Cagnacci, and on the high altar a wooden crucifix that was once kept in the San Gaudenzo Sanctuary.

Getting there: 

City center - Augustus Arch area by car: Motorway A14 "Rimini Sud" Exit; straight ahead direction "Rimini centro" for about 3 km. Useful parking areas: 1) via Soleri Brancaleoni; 2) parco Olga Bonbi; 3) via XX Settembre; 4) via Roma; 5) Largo Gramsci by train: from the railway station straight ahead to Piazza Tre Martiri, then to the left towards Augustus Arch by air: from airport bus n.9 - bus stop Arco d' Augusto or Railway Station

Tourist area: 
Adriatic coast
Last update date: 17/02/2021 - 12:38