Chiesa di Santa Teresa d'Avila, Sassoferrato

Marvelous

Seventeenth-century church in pure neoclassical style, recently well restored. It is located inside a large building, the former convent of the Discalced Carmelites known as Palazzo Merolli, as it was the pontifical architect Vittorio Merolli who promoted the construction of the complex, as a plaque in the church recalls. Among the works there is a precious wooden statue of the Risen Christ and a seventeenth-century painting of the Madonna at the entrance.