From the outside, looks like a Roman Temple, which is was, dedicated to Goddess Minerva.Now Christian church, with Our Lady on the altar . Side statue to St Rita
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From the outside, looks like a Roman Temple, which is was, dedicated to Goddess Minerva.Now Christian church, with Our Lady on the altar . Side statue to St Rita
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We purchased a combined ticket to see this as well as the castle (so it was a bit better value). But unless you are really into Roman stone carvings stored in a basement area with an extremely small portion of excavated proof of the original complex you are probably better taking time to enjoy it from the outside.
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May as well pop in if you're in the main square, but not anything I'd really write home about. Very ornate.
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I love to sit in the piazza with a gelato or a cool drink and just people watch across from one of the most beautiful Roman temples, now a Christian church.
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From an American perspective this is 10 times older than our country and still functioning. 2000 years old and then some wow!!!
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The Temple of Minerva is most interesting from outside. Inside, it is a pretty church with nothing to see. Admire the Roman construction from outside. If you choose to go in, 5 minutes should be more than enough time. There are many interesting religious buildings in Assisi, unfortunately this is not one of them. Entry was free.
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