Charterhouse of Paradigna or Valserena
Italy /
Emilia-Romagna /
Parma /
World
/ Italy
/ Emilia-Romagna
/ Parma
World / Italy / Emilia-Romagna / Parma
church, monastery
The Charterhouse of Paradigna, that inspired French writer Stendhal for his novel The Charterhouse of Parma, was built between 1314 and 1324 by benedictine workers.
It is one of the most beautiful examples of the Cistercian culture, with squared apses, the predominance of a central nave on the aisles, a polygonal base of the cupola at the crossing with the nave and the transipt connected to squared chapels. turismo.comune.parma.it/
It is one of the most beautiful examples of the Cistercian culture, with squared apses, the predominance of a central nave on the aisles, a polygonal base of the cupola at the crossing with the nave and the transipt connected to squared chapels. turismo.comune.parma.it/
Nearby cities:
Coordinates: 44°51'22"N 10°20'51"E
- Monastery and church of San Giovanni Evangelista 6 km
- Cathedral 6 km
- Oratory of St Ilario 6.2 km
- Basilica of St Mary of Steccata 6.2 km
- Church of St Alessandro 6.2 km
- San Pietro church 6.3 km
- Church of Ss. Annunziata 6.3 km
- Church of St Vitale 6.3 km
- All Saints Christian Chuch 6.9 km
- Don Camillo Church 14 km
- Intercast Europe 1.6 km
- Incinerator in project in Parma 2 km
- Railway traction substation 4.4 km
- Scatolificio Sandra S.r.l. 5.3 km
- Solar power plant 6.6 km
- Electrical substation 6.7 km
- Bridge 8.2 km
- Cemetery 9 km
- Electrical substation 10 km
- Bridge 10 km