Roman Amphitheatre of Ivrea
Archaeological site · Ivrea
Church building
The parish of the church is one of the oldest in Ivrea, dating back to around the year 1000. Initially entrusted to the monks of Santa Croce, the church suffered destruction during the wars of 1544 and 1704. It was rebuilt and completed in 1721, though it underwent numerous additional modifications over time. The façade, built in 1795, was designed by Giuseppe Martinez, while the bell tower, designed by architect Bellono, was constructed in 1808. Later, in 1881, the structure was expanded by extending the nave.
The church features a three-nave structure. The façade is characterized by a portico with three arches.