The Crypt of St. Erasmus is one of Gaeta’s most precious artistic testimonies. Decorated with Byzantine mosaics, medieval frescoes and polychrome marble, it holds the relics of the patron saint Saint Erasmus. The evocative atmosphere and decorations make it a place of great spirituality and charm for visitors and faithful alike.
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Chiedi a Enea, la guida di Gaeta che risponde in 5 lingue: orari, come arrivare, cosa vedere nei dintorni.
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The castle has a long and fascinating history dating back to the 13th century,…
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“La Favorita” Battery is a historic defensive post located in Gaeta. Built in Bourbon…
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The Cathedral Basilica of Gaeta, dedicated to St. Erasmus, is the religious heart of…
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Porta Carlo III, historically known as Porta dell’Avanzata, constitutes one of the main monumental…
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The Charles V Gate represents one of the most significant testimonies to the period…
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The Church of San Domenico is one of the historic places in the medieval…
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The Church of San Giovanni a Mare is one of the oldest in the…
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The Church of St. Lucy, now adapted as an auditorium, is an example of…
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Located in the heart of Gaeta’s historic center (Gaeta Medievale) along Via San Giovanni…
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The Church of the Santissima Annunziata is a jewel of the Gaetano Renaissance and…
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The Church of the Most Holy Rosary is located in Gaeta’s medieval quarter and…
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The Church of the Santissima Vergine Addolorata (also known simply as the Addolorata) is…
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