food and beverage brandUpdated 28 Mar 2026

Santo Stefano

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Overview

What Santo Stefano covers.

The Santo Stefano complex, often referred to as "sette chiese" (seven churches), is a unique religious and architectural site in Bologna, Italy, formed by the merger of multiple buildings erected across different eras. Its origins are linked to Petronius, potentially built over a pre-existing pagan temple, and it features structures from the 10th to 13th centuries, including the Church of the Crucifix and the Courtyard of Pilate. The complex houses a museum displaying paintings, sculptures, and devotional objects spanning various historical periods, serving as a significant cultural and historical landmark.

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