The apse of the church of Saints Giovanni and Reparata
The apse of the church of Saints Giovanni and Reparata in Lucca.
I have only been to the Tuscan city of Lucca a few times but after the first one I was convinced to return because it is a beautiful town with many interesting places to visit.
As soon as I had the chance I went there for a weekend and I enjoyed it.
This is the apse of the beautiful and ancient church that is right in the same square as the Cathedral of Lucca and that I absolutely recommend you visit.
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This is the official website of the museum complex: museocattedralelucca.it.
The Santa Reparata complex was built in the 5th century on an area of Roman settlement. Around the 6th century the complex took on a cemetery function but in the 8th century the church was functioning again. In the 9th century a crypt was opened where the relics of San Pantaleone, found in 1714, were placed.
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