Museo parrocchiale San Biagio
Parish museum linked to the mother church of San Biagio in Serra San Bruno, with statues from the old Charterhouse.
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About the museum
The San Biagio parish museum is linked to the mother church of San Biagio in Serra San Bruno, rebuilt in 1795. Four statues from the former Charterhouse are kept in the nave: Saint Bruno, the Madonna with Child, Saint Stephen and Saint John the Baptist.
Among the objects mentioned in the ministerial record are a wooden pulpit by an unknown cabinetmaker known as “Patacchella” and a reliquary containing a fragment of the True Cross, given to Saint Bruno by Countess Adelaide. The sources consulted provide no information on opening times.
Highlights
- Statues from the old Charterhouse: Saint Bruno, the Madonna with Child, Saint Stephen, Saint John the Baptist
- Wooden pulpit attributed to a cabinetmaker known as “Patacchella”
- Reliquary with a fragment of the True Cross
Admission & discounts
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Accessibility
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Kids & families
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Getting there & parking
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Amenities & dining
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Events & venue rental
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Plan your visit
| Good to know | Opening hours and visiting arrangements are not confirmed: it is advisable to contact the parish or the municipality before your visit. |
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