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Basilicas in Italy

Italy's basilicas start with St Peter's in Rome and St Mark's in Venice and continue through the Franciscan basilicas of Santa Croce in Florence and Saint Francis in Assisi, San Nicola in Bari with the relics of Saint Nicholas, Sant'Ambrogio in Milan and the Frari in Venice.

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Basilica of San Vitale

Ravenna, Italy

San Vitale is the anchor of the Ravenna combined ticket, which also covers the Mausoleum of Galla Placidia in the same…

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Basilica of San Zeno, Verona

Verona, Italy

A small ticket covers the basilica and is also sold as part of the Verona church card, which admits you to San Zeno,…

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San Domenico Maggiore

Naples, Italy

San Domenico Maggiore stands on the square of the same name on Spaccanapoli, the long straight street that cuts through…

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San Domenico, Bologna

Bologna, Italy

The church is free to enter. A small ticket covers the museum in the sacristy and the chapel of the relics, which holds…

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San Lorenzo Maggiore, Naples

Naples, Italy

The church is free. The ticket, which is modest, covers the excavations beneath it and the museum on three floors above…

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San Miniato al Monte

Florence, Italy

Entry is free with a donation box, and the monks ask only that visitors keep silence. Nothing inside is ticketed.

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Santa Croce in Gerusalemme

Rome, Italy

Santa Croce stands at the eastern edge of central Rome, about ten minutes on foot from San Giovanni in Laterano along a…

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Santa Maria del Popolo

Rome, Italy

The church stands beside the northern gate of Rome, on the Piazza del Popolo, and it is free to enter, which makes it…

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Santa Maria in Trastevere

Rome, Italy

Santa Maria in Trastevere stands on the piazza of the same name, the heart of the lively Trastevere district across the…

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Santo Spirito, Florence

Florence, Italy

The church is free to enter. A small ticket covers the sacristy and the refectory museum, which holds a rare…

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