Chiavari Cathedral

Chiavari, Italy

Chiavari Cathedral was built in 1610-1613 and it was given to Carmelites. The latest appearance dates from the 19th and early 20th century.

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Founded: 1610-1613
Category: Religious sites in Italy

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4.6/5 (based on Google user reviews)

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Carmen Muñoz Ballester (3 years ago)
Unexpectedly beautiful!
Adriana Tua Donna (4 years ago)
An historic religious congregation who spread all around the globe!! There are many Santa Madonna del orto schools in America, 2 in Buenos Aires Argentina, dated dates from 1872 and 10 in Argentina, also in Brazil, USA and many american countries. Antonio Maria Giannelli his founder was a great person who wanted to educate as many children as he could
Alberta Tocci (5 years ago)
Siamo arrivati per caso all'ora della Messa del sabato sera un atmosfera indescrivibile. Il Vescovo. Il coro magnifico e l'organo lo stile barocco un gioiello!!!!
Roberto Carenzi (5 years ago)
Massive church, nice looking from outside. However in the afternoon opens at 15:30, si didnt manage to enter.
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