Description
The Savona Seminary is located in the Villetta district, on the hill immediately behind the city center.
The building was erected in the second half of the 19th century in a panoramic and peaceful location, at the time still not surrounded by residential buildings. The building consists of a main body that develops around the central cloister adorned with Neo-Romanesque columns, and four wings that extend outward, two on the east side and two on the west side. The structure is surrounded on the north and east sides by a large park.
Inside there is a library consisting mainly of theological and religious texts, and a picture gallery open to the public that preserves a considerable number of paintings of some artistic interest.
The building was erected in the second half of the 19th century in a panoramic and peaceful location, at the time still not surrounded by residential buildings. The building consists of a main body that develops around the central cloister adorned with Neo-Romanesque columns, and four wings that extend outward, two on the east side and two on the west side. The structure is surrounded on the north and east sides by a large park.
Inside there is a library consisting mainly of theological and religious texts, and a picture gallery open to the public that preserves a considerable number of paintings of some artistic interest.