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Church of Saint Dalmatius

About

The Church of Saint Dalmatius is a quiet architectural treasure in the centre of Turin, known for its refined Baroque character and long history of devotion. Originally built in the 17th century and later reshaped after damage during the Second World War, the church blends historical depth with a sense of renewed harmony. Its façade is simple yet elegant, opening into an interior marked by warm light, balanced proportions, and carefully restored decorative elements. Inside, visitors find chapels enriched with paintings and sculptures that reflect centuries of local faith. The church is dedicated to Saint Dalmatius, a figure venerated in the region, and its atmosphere encourages reflection away from the city’s bustle. Though less famous than Turin’s major basilicas, it remains an important spiritual landmark, valued for its intimacy, resilience, and understated beauty.

Turin Italy

Location

The Church of Saint Dalmatius (Chiesa di San Dalmazzo) is located in central Turin, Italy, at Via delle Orfane 3 on the corner of Via Garibaldi, postcode 10122, within the historic Centro district along the ancient Roman decumanus maximus. Nestled amid bustling pedestrian streets, it stands near Porta Susina and is easily reached on foot from nearby metro stops or bus routes serving the Roman Quarter. Nearby attractions include the Sanctuary of Santa Maria di Piazza and Santuario della Consolata, vibrant Via Garibaldi with its shops and cafés, Cappella dei Banchieri e dei Mercanti, Chiesa dei Santi Martiri, Palazzo Saluzzo Paesana, and the archaeological treasures of the Quadrilatero Romano.

Church of Saint Dalmatius

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