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Church of Saint Silvestro

The Church of Saint Silvestro in Monte Grimano Terme, built at the end of the 18th century based on a design by Cosimo Morelli, features a Neoclassical style characterized by elegant and luminous lines. The simple façade is nestled among the village houses, while the interior houses notable works of art, including the "Madonna delle Grazie" by Andrea Vicentino and "The Annunciation" from the Lazzarini school.
Church of Saint Silvestro
Credits: Nicoletta Spinelli

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VLO Ugo Foscolo 18
0541970125
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Open daily from 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM

The Church of Saint Silvestro in Monte Grimano Terme is an important religious building located in the heart of the village. The church, dating back to the 16th century, is dedicated to Pope Saint Silvestro and represents one of the main places of worship for the local community.

The building, in Baroque style, stands out for its simple yet elegant façade, with a stone portal and a central window that illuminates the interior. Inside, the church features a single nave, with walls decorated with frescoes and paintings depicting religious scenes. The church also houses several valuable works of art, including a notable statue of Saint Silvestro, whose veneration is deeply rooted in the village tradition.

The bell tower adjacent to the church is one of the most recognizable features of Monte Grimano Terme’s urban landscape. The Church of Saint Silvestro is not only a place of prayer but also a cultural landmark, hosting religious events and important ceremonies for the community.

Over the centuries, the church has undergone several restorations but has maintained its spiritual function and ancient charm, making it a place of great significance for both visitors and residents of Monte Grimano Terme.