
The churches of Naples are an immense heritage. Visit Italy invites you to discover the 20 unmissable churches in the city: the cathedral where the blood of the saint contained in an ampoule, San Gennaro, melts up to three times a year, but also the old church of San Gregorio Armeno where the liquefaction of the blood of Santa Patrizia takes place on August 25th and every Tuesday.
The basilica of San Lorenzo lent to politics, for centuries the site of meetings of the city parliament, and the monastery of Santa Chiara celebrated in stories and songs, which puts aside the seclusion of the Poor Clares and welcomes the wounded and infirm during World War II.
SOURCE: https://www.visititaly.eu/
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