Churches and sanctuaries · Cles · Val di Non
Chiesa di Sant'Antonio di Padova
It is the convent church that the two valleys paid for because of a vow.

It is the church of the Franciscan convent of Cles, and it was built together with the whole complex between 1631 and 1649; the bell tower was completed in 1652. The convent is the one that the communities of the two valleys paid for in 1631 to keep a vow, and which, with the Napoleonic suppression, ended up being sold to the Demanio with the furniture still inside.
In 1774 a side chapel was added to it, and between 1875 and 1876 the whole building was enlarged, raising both the nave and the bell tower.
- Built
- 1631-1649
- Bell tower
- 1652
- Enlarged
- 1875-1876
- Dedicated to
- Antonio di Padova
- Protection
- Italian cultural heritage asset