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主頁 / Italy / Sant Apollinare in Classe and Assisi 45
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A storm cloud over part of the town created an interesting play of light, furious dark clouds and a rainbow
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Along the left side of the church is the tall cylindrical bell-tower (post 9th century)
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Altar in Sant Apollinare
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Altar in Sant Apollinare
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As Assisi reconstructs, cranes mark the skyline of the city
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Assisi is a charming base from which to explore the Umbrian region
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Assisi town
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Basilica di Santa Chiara is the burial place of St. Clare who was the founder of the Poor Clares (an order of nuns)
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Basilica of St Francis, Assisi
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Basilica of St Francis, Assisi
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Before this the sisters of St Clare were based at San Damiano
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Building of the Basilica of St Francis commenced two years after the death of St. Francis
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Cafe on the Piazza del Comune
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Construction of the church and adjacent convent of St Clare began in 1257, three years after the saint's death
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Entirely built in white and rose stone of Mount Subasio, its look is characterised by narrow, steep and winding alleys
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Geraniums flourish in this town, adding colour to its panoramic views of the Umbrian countryside
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It is one of the most perfect Basilicas in Ravenna
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Its upper and lower churches were decorated by notable artists of the time including Giotto's frescoes on the Life of St Francis
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Its upper and lower churches were decorated by notable artists of the time including Giotto's frescoes on the Life of St Francis
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Medallion with a haloed portrait of Christ
