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4.7/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
David Paredes Matta (7 months ago)
Beautiful church with a magnificent medieval structure, at the intersection where the tram passes, is an example of the magnificence of Turin
Beautiful church with a magnificent medieval structure, at the intersection where the tram passes, is an example of the magnificence of Turin
Prince Philip (2 years ago)
Nice place to worship in inglese version of the holy mass..14.30pm every sunday.
Nice place to worship in inglese version of the holy mass..14.30pm every sunday.
Tetiana Bogdanova (3 years ago)
Beautiful ?
Beautiful ?
Dr Curiosity (3 years ago)
Perhaps the only Gothic church left in Turin. On Sunday afternoon we passed by during the celebration of the mass of an African community, the songs and the joy of the choir made us want to enter to be dragged into prayer.
Perhaps the only Gothic church left in Turin. On Sunday afternoon we passed by during the celebration of the mass of an African community, the songs and the joy of the choir made us want to enter to be dragged into prayer.
Alberto Gozzelino (4 years ago)
he church of San Domenico is a church located in the center of Turin. The facade of the church opens onto a small space inserted in the road axis of via San Domenico; the body of the church, however, extends along via Milano. It is the main medieval archaeological remnant of Turin. It underwent many restorations before being restored to its original Gothic characteristics. Construction began in 1227 and then expanded after the second half of the century. Inside you can see fragments of frescoes from the end of the fourteenth century. It has the specific characteristic of being the only medieval Gothic-style church in the city that has survived to the present day and, together with the Consolata church, it can be considered one of the oldest places of worship in the city. It was the center of the Turin Inquisition.
he church of San Domenico is a church located in the center of Turin. The facade of the church opens onto a small space inserted in the road axis of via San Domenico; the body of the church, however, extends along via Milano. It is the main medieval archaeological remnant of Turin. It underwent many restorations before being restored to its original Gothic characteristics. Construction began in 1227 and then expanded after the second half of the century. Inside you can see fragments of frescoes from the end of the fourteenth century. It has the specific characteristic of being the only medieval Gothic-style church in the city that has survived to the present day and, together with the Consolata church, it can be considered one of the oldest places of worship in the city. It was the center of the Turin Inquisition.
