Self-guided Sightseeing Tour #1 in Cosenza, Italy

The church of San Domenico is a religious building located in Cosenza, Calabria. It rises, at 230 meters above sea level, in Piazza Tommaso Campanella on the left bank of the Busento river, an area that represents the place of junction between the ancient city and the modern city that develops from Piazza dei Bruzi along Corso Mazzini.

Wikipedia: Chiesa di San Domenico (Cosenza) (IT)

The church of San Francesco di Paola is a religious building in Cosenza, Italy, on the final stretch of Corso Plebiscito.

Wikipedia: Chiesa di San Francesco di Paola (Cosenza) (IT)

The church of the Holy Savior, known as a Greek church but known by its faithful as kisha Arbëreshe, is located in the historic center of Cosenza, next to the conventual church of San Francesco di Paola, 245 meters above sea level, in largo Paolina Gervasi Mantovani n. 3, not far from the point of confluence of the Busento and Crati rivers.

Wikipedia: Chiesa del Santissimo Salvatore (Cosenza) (IT)

The National Gallery of Cosenza is located in the ancient Palazzo Arnone, at 262 meters above sea level, on the Triglio hill, in via G. V. Gravina in the historic center of Cosenza. Since December 2014, the Ministry of Cultural Heritage and Activities has managed it through the Calabria Museum Pole, which in December 2019 became the Regional Directorate of Museums.

Wikipedia: Galleria nazionale (Cosenza) (IT)

The church of San Nicola is located between the historic center and the new part of Cosenza, in Piazza Francescantonio Nolè, at 234 meters above sea level. Among the various modern churches in the city, it is interesting for the works of art it contains, albeit in limited number, but quite original.

Wikipedia: Chiesa di San Nicola (Cosenza) (IT)

The sanctuary of the Holy Crucifix is a religious building located in Cosenza, in the south-west of the city, at 258 meters above sea level. The convent-church complex is commonly called "Reformation" because from the eighteenth century it was a convent of the Reformed Friars, one of the many Franciscan families. These favored devotion to the simulacrum of the Most Holy Crucifix which since then has shown itself to be miraculous. This devotion was increased by the Capuchin Friars, to the point that, from Cosenza and elsewhere, today they identify the church where it is venerated with the name of "sanctuary of the SS.mo Crucifix" or more simply "church of the Crucifix", even if it is dedicated to Mary SS. of Constantinople.

Wikipedia: Santuario del Santissimo Crocifisso (Cosenza) (IT)