Co-Cathedral of San Siro
Concattedrale di San Siro
Sanremo’s oldest church, a 12th–13th century Ligurian Romanesque building whose black-and-white striped stone walls and plain interior evoke a sense of antiquity.
The Co-Cathedral of San Siro was built in the 12th and 13th centuries on the site of an earlier early Christian church, and is a leading example of Ligurian Romanesque architecture. Its façade and side walls are built of local stone with the characteristic striped decoration. The three-aisled interior is simple and solemn, and it preserves precious relics, including a medieval wooden crucifix. Located in the city center, close to Corso Matteotti and the entrance to the old town of Pigna, it is free to visit and makes a good starting point for a stroll through the old town.
Opening hours
Approx. 07:30–12:00 and 15:00–19:00
Nearby sights
- Casinò di Sanremo
- Mercato Annonario di Sanremo
- La Pigna
- Teatro Ariston & Corso Matteotti
- Russian Orthodox Church of Christ the Saviour
- Porto Vecchio & Forte di Santa Tecla
- Sanctuary of Madonna della Costa
- Riviera dei Fiori Coastal Cycle Path