Chiesa  dell'Addolorata

Latest update: 18 February 2022
The Chiesa dell'Addolorata is located along the tight shopping street of Via San Cesareo. The late Baroque-style church was built in 1739 and can be reached on foot from Piazza Tasso in just 3 minutes.

As you leave the church, keep an eye out for the Sedile Dominova which is around 50 metres to the right. 
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Built: 1739

Close by: Via San Cesareo, Corso Italia, Sedile Dominova

Walking distance from Piazza Tasso: 3 minutes

Directions from Piazza Tasso: Locate Bar Ercolano and just to the right of the bar you'll find Via San Cesareo. Walk along this road for 3 minutes and you'll find the entrance to the church. 
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