Parish of Santa Maria Ausiliatrice in Rimini: photos, reviews

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Parrocchia Santa Maria Ausiliatrice, nestled just a short walk from the Adriatic Sea in Rimini, is a striking example of Gothic Revival architecture. Opened on November 17, 1912, this beautiful neo-Gothic church underwent significant expansion in 1962 to better serve both locals and tourists. The church's facade and Latin cross-plan interior impress visitors, featuring a main altar adorned with a statue of the 'Madonna di Don Bosco', and altars dedicated to Saint Joseph, Saints John Bosco and Dominic Savio, and Saint Anthony of Padua. The remarkable bronze Crucifix is another highlight. Visitors admire not only the architecture but also the church's welcoming atmosphere and the ready availability of confessors. Entrance is free, and the venue holds an impressive 4.6 average rating on Google.

Features

Wheelchair accessible, Wheelchair accessible parking, Wheelchair accessible entrance

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

13 Derna

Bus stop 354 m walk

15 Alfieri

Bus stop 234 m walk

14 Tripoli

Bus stop 19 m walk

Kennedy

Bus station 509 m walk

16 Pascoli

Bus stop 493 m walk

4.6

based on 522 reviews

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4.6/5 522 reviews

Elena Poppi

Buona ss messa partecipata e cantata. Poca ventilazione, portate un ventaglio

Salvatore Di Spena

Molto bella

Fabrizio Pancini

Luogo di culto che consente di poter apprezzare le opere esposte. Di particolare impatto emotivo e di culto la presenza (documentata con una foto) dei paramenti indossati da San Giovanni Bosco.

Parish of Santa Maria Ausiliatrice in Rimini

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