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The new church of San Marciano
The bell tower of the new church of San Marciano
Piazza Trescine
The entrance portal of the new church of San Marciano
Via Carlo del Balzo
The new church of San Marciano
Bar and Patisserie
The chancel of the new church of San Marciano
Via Ferrari
The baptismal font
Regina Elena Square
The statue of Saint Marciano
Regina Elena Square
The little chapel
The fountain and the Marchesale Palace
The sculpture of Jesus of Nazareth
Trees
The sculpture of Jesus of Nazareth
The façade of Palazzo Marchesale
The sculpture of Jesus of Nazareth
The courtyard of Palazzo Marchesale Caracciolo
Sculpture by the master Angelo Gabriele Fierro
Tree-lined avenue
Sculpture by Angelo Gabriele Fierro

The façade of the new church of San Marciano, clad in San Lupo stone, in Via Cupa Piscimari

The bell tower of the new church of San Marciano, 42 metres high, featuring six bells and a clock

On the left, the Cafè Centrale and a quaint street lamp in Piazza Trescine

The bronze entrance portal of the new church of San Marciano, depicting Jesus and Mary

Via Carlo del Balzo, with the gate of a villa on the left

The interior of the new church of San Marciano, with its polychrome marble floor and wooden vault

The corner of Via Carlo del Balzo (left) and Via Renazzo (right)

The chancel of the new church of San Marciano, with a pipe organ in the background

Via Ferrari, with the Partenio mountains in the background

To the left of the chancel, the octagonal baptismal font of the new church of San Marciano

A corner of Piazza Regina Elena (Ferrari hamlet)

The statue of Saint Marciano, on the right-hand side of the chancel of the church of Saint Marciano

Piazza Regina Elena, a leafy oasis in the hamlet of Ferrari

The small chapel for weekday Masses in the new church of San Marciano

A fountain in the centre of Piazza Regina Elena, with the Marchesale Palace in the background

The sculpture of Jesus of Nazareth with outstretched arms, over 4 metres tall including the base, on Mount Coppola

Piazza Regina Elena, with the fountain in the centre and benches around the trees

The white concrete statue of Jesus of Nazareth, situated on a large rock in the Pirozza valley on Mount Coppola

The façade of Palazzo Marchesale Caracciolo, later De Balzo, in Piazza Regina Elena, built towards the end of the 16th century

The ‘Gesù di Nazareth’ viewpoint on Mount Coppola, visible from across the Caudina Valley, commissioned by the local council and inaugurated on 6 July 2010

The fountain in the centre of the courtyard of the Marchesale Caracciolo Palace, later known as the Del Balzo Palace

A sculpture by the master Angelo Gabriele Fierro, dating from 2005, depicting Pope Karol Wojtyla and the two women at prayer, situated at the viewpoint on Mount Coppola

The tree-lined avenue leading to Piazza Regina Elena

Stone sculpture depicting a man at prayer, by the artist Angelo Gabriele Fierro, situated on Mount Coppola

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