San Lorenzo Oratory
It is part of the Palazzo Guazzi complex, of which it constitutes the left wing. The right wing, demolished after the Second World War, served as a coach house and stables.
The two side wings were built by Camillo Morigia from Ravenna in 1794, commissioned by the Guazzi family, while the palace proper already existed, the owners being the Montanari counts.
In 1790 Giovan Battista Montanari decided to bequeath the building to his nephew, Antonio Guazzi. .
The oratory has a sober and linear façade aimed at completing one of the wings of the palace.
The interior is entirely in neoclassical style punctuated by a series of columns supporting the vault; the apse connects the upper part of the church with the palace by means of a circular ambulatory.
Where: Via Castiglione 44, Castiglione di Cervia
Admission: visitable on the occasion of events
Accessibility
Accessible for disabled
Official Tourist Information Site of Cervia