Beautiful Neoclassical Cathedral that has survived to many earthquakes since its construction
Cathedral of L'Aquila Renovated after the earthquake, Italy MORENO01 - Shutterstock
Panoramic view of St Silvester Church in L'Aquila Mario A. Prado - Shutterstock
Church famous for housing remains of frescoes by the Master of Beffi and works of art influenced by the Branconio family, prominent patrons
Church of Santa Maria del Suffragio MORENO01 - Shutterstock
A church built in memory of the victims of 1703 earthquake and survived the 2009 earthquake
St Bernardino basilica, facade SerFeo - Shutterstock
This basilica hosts the tomb of famous Franciscan preacher St Bernardino of Siena
Santa Maria di Collemaggio basilica (XIII century) facade pio3 - Shutterstock
This basilica hosts the tomb of his builder Pope Celestine V and a Holy Door for the Perdonanza Celestiniana
Interior of the Basilica of Saint Nicholas, Bari, Puglia region, Italy lorenza62 - Shutterstock
This ancient basilica houses the relics of St Nicholas, the real Santa Klaus, and it is a major pilgrimage destination
Facade of the Sanctuary of Saint Pio of Pietrelcina Marco Rubino - Shutterstock
This sanctuary complements the nearby historic Santa Maria delle Grazie church, where Padre Pio lived and received the stigmata
Notre Dame Cathedral at L'Ile de France, Paris Stockbym - Shutterstock
The most iconic French Cathedral is an outstanding Gothic church with beautiful stained glass windows and sculptures in and outside
Church and birthplace of St John of the Cross By Cruccone - Own work, CC BY 3.0
A church built over the remains of the birthplace of St John of the Cross, the great Spaniard mystic