We thought the church was not too pretty but the chapel is gorgeous thus the only reason to come in. But please do.

Two Ferrarese painters featured here.[Read Ali Smith's" How to Be Both" , as an introduction!]. However, they are hard to see, as the chapel is locked; but it can be lit. For serious students. Also a tomb by Della Quercia

Visiting this group of churches is a step back in time. As uyou walk through the halls and couryards you get a feeling of what it might have been like for those living at that time. The church is free and open to all -...More

The church's exterior is almost over shadowed by the towering Le due Torri of Garisenda e delgi Asinelli. Entrance is free. The church's frescoed dome was very impressive as well as the frescoes in the Bentivoglio Chapel. Not allowed to take photos but I was...More

The church itself is magnificent, but what is important - the chapel of Bentivoglio, which is really a gem here. But check the opening time, it's not available every day.

A very interesting part of the 'seven churches' -- still in use as a monastery -- fantastic piece of history, do not miss.

We entered a door from a portico in the busy university district & was pleasantly surprised that we had entered this old beautiful special church. It was a time for reflection. A lovely Italian lady church volunteer turned on a Chapelle light for me to...More