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Chiesa dell'Immacolata e di San Zenone, Ville d'Anaunia

Val di Non

Churches and sanctuaries · Ville d'Anaunia · Val di Non

Chiesa dell'Immacolata e di San Zenone

In 1579 it was the church where children were buried.

Chiesa dell'Immacolata e di San Zenone
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It stands in Sanzenone, a hamlet of Ville d'Anaunia, and its date of foundation is not known: excavations place it between the 13th and 14th centuries. The village, the villa S. Zenonis, appears in a document of 1363, but the first direct mention of the church dates from 11 February 1518, when it was reconsecrated and the relics of the martyrs of Anaunia were placed in the altar.

The records of a visit in 1579 contain a detail that says a great deal about how people lived: children were buried here. In 1709 Francesco Floriano de Concini had the side chapel added, consecrated by the prince-bishop Giovanni Michele Spaur, the same man who was born at the castle of the Torre di Mezzolombardo.

First mention
1518
Dedicated to
Immacolata Concezione, Zeno of Verona
Style
Gothic architecture

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