What you'll hear inside Oratorio of San Lorenzo:

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  Stucco Decorations by Giacomo Serpotta

  Giacomo Serpotta's stucco decorations are the defining feature of the Oratorio di San Lorenzo in Palermo, created between 1699 and 1706 using marble dust in an intricately complex sculptural…

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  Replica of the Nativity of Caravaggio

  This replica of Caravaggio's Nativity occupies the altar where the original painting was stolen in 1969.

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  High Altar (designed by Giacomo Amato)

  The high altar of the Oratorio di San Lorenzo, designed by architect Giacomo Amato, features a marble table and gilded bronze elements that serve as the liturgical focal point of the interior.

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  Courtyard Entrance with Papyrus and Orange Trees Garden

  This entrance courtyard precedes the oratory, featuring a distinctive garden planted with papyrus and orange trees in the heart of Palermo's Kalsa district.