In this audio guide, Emily Thompson takes you through Church of San Lorenzo telling the story as you walk. In your accent, no need to read signs — just let your eyes take in what's in front of you.

What you'll hear inside Church of San Lorenzo:

1
Carrara Marble Rosette (1375)
Dominating the upper façade of the Church of San Lorenzo, this 1375 Carrara marble rose window stands as one of the most refined Gothic elements in Riomaggiore.
2
Triptych of Volastra – San Lorenzo, Santo Domingo and San Juan Bautista
The Triptych of Volastra is a painted work depicting Saint Lawrence, Saint Dominic, and Saint John the Baptist, housed in the corridor of the Church of San Lorenzo in Riomaggiore.
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Renaissance Sagrario with 15th-century Bas-relief
At the far end of the right-hand aisle of the Church of San Lorenzo, you'll find a Renaissance-style tabernacle featuring a remarkable 15th-century bas-relief.
4
15th-Century Crucifix (Apse Wall)
The Church of San Lorenzo in Riomaggiore features a 15th-century crucifix mounted on the apse wall of the central nave.
5
14th-Century Square Bell Tower
This 14th-century bell tower in Riomaggiore stands apart from the main church building, forming a distinctive element that shapes the character of the town's ecclesiastical complex.
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Baptismal Font with Communal Measure of Manarola
To the left of the church entrance stands the baptismal font, beside which rests an ancient marble measure on the floor.

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