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Capuchin Fathers' Convent of San Daniele
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Capuchin Fathers' Convent of San Daniele
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Capuchin Fathers' Convent of San Daniele
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Simone
January 27, 2021
Hiking
It was built in 1595 in honor of San Daniele Fasaella, patron saint of the same town. Inside are of particular interest: the wooden altars of monastic-Baroque style, the altarpieces, the tabernacles and reliquaries including those of St. Valentine the bishop. There is also a cloister, paved with pebbles, the frescoes in the corner spans and the sundial
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Fernando Cintra
September 1, 2023
Cycling
The convent of San Daniele Fasanella, founded in 1595 by the Capuchin friars, served as a center of study and novitiate. Suppressed during the Neapolitan Republic, it was reopened in 1820, then abandoned in 1866 and subsequently occupied by the Franciscans in 1937. The structure has a tufaceous portal on the façade, a porticoed cloister with 17th century frescoes, and a small church with baroque altars dedicated to Franciscan saints.
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10.1km
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170m
170m
Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels.
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Elevation 180 m