What you'll hear inside Church of San Pietro:

• 1
  Carrara Marble Rosette

  The distinctive white Carrara marble rose window dominates the façade of Corniglia's Chiesa di San Pietro, positioned at its centre and dating from 1351.

• 2
  Painting by Prospero Luxardi (Mysteries of the Rosary)

  Prospero Luxardi's painting is a substantial oil canvas comprising eighteen panels depicting the Mysteries of the Rosary and the Last Judgment.

• 3
  12th-Century Baptismal Font

  The 12th-century marble baptismal font in the Church of San Pietro is one of the oldest artefacts preserved within the building.

• 4
  Stained Glass Windows of Trento Longaretti

  San Pietro church houses two striking polychrome stained-glass windows created by Trento Longaretti, a master craftsman from Bergamo who maintained his home and studio in Corniglia.

• 5
  Polyptych of the Right Nave

  This polyptych occupies the altar at the far end of the right-hand nave in San Pietro church at Corniglia.

• 6
  Pre-existing 11th-century Chapel (remains)

  On the northern side of the Chiesa di San Pietro lie the remains of a small pre-existing chapel dating from the 11th century, incorporated into the new church structure begun in 1334.

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  Lunette of the Portal with Marble Sculptures

  The marble lunette above the ogival portal of Corniglia's church façade is a striking sculptural feature, flanked by delicate marble columns.