Church of Saints Nazarius and Celsus

Unfortunately I forgot to visit her, the photos show that she is beautiful.

Although outside the classic tourist itineraries of the city center, the church is worth a visit for the elegance of its architecture and paintings; in the left transept the frescoed chapel of San Biagio is remarkable, rightly considered one of the greatest expressions of the Renaissance in Northern Italy. The visit is free. Uncrowded, it combines meditation and prayer.

Born as a monastery, on the basis of an ancient rocky chapel, the church has always had a very close connection with the district of the city called "Veronetta". The church rises along a path of the ancient Via Postumia. The first certain attestations of the monastery, we have around the Xl century. The first mention of the church quieted, is contained in the "Versus de Verona" written toward the end of the viii century. The church is composed of three naves, supported by mighty square pillars. The paintings of great importance, are attributed to M. Aliprandi, A. Badile Carpioni G. and G. Battista del Moro. Even the side altars are of valuable workmanship. The church is worth a visit for its great beauty.

to visit absolutely. full of paintings. at the entrance of the very kind people welcomed us to illustrate the paintings and let us visit the Church.

Absolutely to visit inside the chapel of S. Biagio a true perfectly restored masterpiece.