St. Augustine Church, Vicenza

Name: St. Augustine Church
Address: Vialetto Federico Maria Mistrorigo 8, Vicenza, 36100, Italy
Telephone: +39 0444 569393

#42 among attractions in Vicenza

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The church of Saint Augustine is a religious building in Vicenza. Built in the 14th century on or near the area of the earlier church of San Desiderio, it is located on the western outskirts of the city, where it gave its name to the avenue and hamlet of the same name. Since 1925 the church has been the seat of the parish of St. Augustine.

Local name: Chiesa di Sant'AgostinoArchitectural style: Romanesque architectureCoordinates: 45°31'0"N, 11°30'42"E

Address

Vialetto Federico Maria Mistrorigo 8Vicenza 36100 Italy

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+39 0444 569393

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