The church is located in the vicinity of San Pancrazio, a wealthy neighborhood once inhabited by merchants.
Rebuilt in the 1400s and renovated in the 1700s, it has an archaic portal that belongs to the ancient medieval front.
The interior is simple, single-nave with 5 chapels on each side and preserves works by Cavagna and Salmeggia.
A graceful fountain designed in 1549 by Leonardo Isabello adorns the small square in front.
REACH:
at 110 meters (Hay Market Square): 1 reserved parking space with cobblestone paving.
at 120 meters: Upper Funicular Station; one of the two cabins is accessible by stairlift.
nearly level pedestrian approach path, with herringbone profidum plank paving, lacking tactile-plant markings.
ENTER:
From main entrance, door width 105 cm, no threshold
VISIT:
Single flat and accessible hall
Presbytery preceded by 3 steps
Visible artwork and small-print signs in two languages; no aids for the blind
USING THE BATHROOM:
There are no toilet facilities.
SUMMARY ASSESSMENT:
person with mobility impairment: independently accessible
person with visual impairment: accessible with companion
