chiesa di santa agata

chiesa di santa agata印象

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  ci_paCremona

  Consiglio la visita nel tardo pomeriggio, perche con il calare del sole le colonne del frontale diventano di un colore splendido. Poco lontano dal centro di Cremona, lungo il corso Garibaldi troviamo questa secolare chiesa al cui interno esempi di arte, di stucchi e di sculture fanno una mostra che riempe l'occhio. Da Visitare.

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  Innokentia

  Очень красивая церковь, построенная в 11-12в. Затем она несколько раз перестраивалась, так что от тех веков остались только башня и фрагменты фресок.Не пропустите интересные напольные мозаики.

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  sarahcarol

  Questa chiesa maestosa nell'aspetto e buia all'interno ospita tesori d'arte di pregevole valore. Peccato per la mancanza di illuminazione che ne impedisce una visione ottimale.Sarebbe da valorizzare.

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  JeanLoox

  Una incantevole chiesa, ricca di opere d'arte bellissime, come il quadro raffigurante S. Agata e la volta. Non si rimarrà delusi!

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  844igork

  Импозантный неоклассический фасад с портиком и фронтоном наподобие античных храмов маскирует средневековое происхождение этой церкви, которое впрочем выдает ее кампанила в характерном ломбардском стиле. Внутри смешение ренессанса и барокко. Это также некрополь семейства Трекки, чей палаццо находится прямо напротив.

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  james_m186470

  The blue bus winds its way up out of the town along a road that gets progressively narrower with sheer drops only a few inches away from the wheels. The driver is unconcerned as he continues around bends so tight that the tail of the bus is actually over the edge. The thought that he drives this road every day helps to reassure the nervous tourist, as do the chattering passengers, who, on their way home from the market seem oblivious of any danger. Guidebooks tell of spectacular views, but this has to be one of the most beautiful as well, with olive groves and lemon trees on every slope. At first glance the little hill village of Sant Agata doesn’t seem to offer much, but sit at the little cafe at the bus stop and have freshly squeezed orange juice from fruit just picked while the owner tells you that oranges on the coast aren’t as juicy those from the hillside. Let him discover you are not English, but from Ireland and he will smile broadly and tell about the friends he made from Ireland when he was at the World Cup. Ask about a walk to go on and directions are given to a monasterie further up the hillside. With much waving of hands to show the way, he will bid you, “Ciao!” as the steep hillside beckons. Nothing moves in the searing afternoon heat except the sweat on your brow as you trudge up that stony road looking for shade from overhanging branches. The eternal cicadas weave a background of sound as you plod further up the hillside looking for the monasterie, which incidentally in Italy can, and in this case did, mean convent. The ornate gates with their mute intercom lead the traveller up a long and uninviting tarmac road to an even less inviting and austere building of brick topped by the campanile, or bell tower, which has at its top what is the object of the walk, the belvedere, or viewpoint. There is no sign of life, no movement, no sounds only the constant sawing of the cicadas. Press the bell and be prepared for the very loud ring from the depths. Listen for the footsteps coming to the door. Except that they don’t come. At this hour the sisters are probably at devotions. The bell tower frowns silently as leave is taken, talking reduced to whispers in case it disturbs anyone.And when you return to the bus stop to wait for the blue bus, your new found friend, who is now polishing his car, will enquire about your walk. Your lack of success will encourage him to tell of the time he visited the tower, and how, after repeated ringing, the door was eventually opened by a sister with a large tomato stained napkin tucked into the neck of her habit. When he asked to see round the tower he was told that they were at prayer. And do you eat spaghetti while you’re at prayer, sister? He got to see round the tower. Or so you’ll be told.

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  ylvas2013

  Mycket fin kyrka. Vi tyckte att denna kyrkan nog var finare än katedralen på torget. Mäkta imponerande målningar och rosettfönster. Kunde även se biktbås.

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  tufy1981

  Molte chiese di Cremona sono belle internamente, quello che distingue santa agata dalle altre sono i mosaici che potete ammirare.

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  clomat

  chiesa nella chiesa , chiostri cortili affreschi ,opere lignee notevoli,grande contesto storico della case limitrofe e delle chiese nelle vicinanze,piazze e vie che corrono intricate da assaporare lentamente..

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  pieroc793

  Risalente al 1077, fu ricostruita in stile romanico nel XII secolo. Della chiesa originaria rimane oggi solo il campanile, il più antico fra le torri campanarie ancora esistenti in città. La chiesa romanica fu a sua volta rifatta nel 1496 in cinque navate, mentre la facciata attuale, in stile neoclassico è frutto di un rifacimento del 1835. All'interno opere cinquecentesche.