Santi Vittore e Carlo, in Baroque style, is located in via Balbi.
It was built in 1635 by Bartolomeo Bianco.

Nostra Signora del Carmine e Sant'Agnese is located in via Brignole De Ferrari.
The church, built in 1262, was restored over the centuries, but its interior preserves the original Gothic structure.

San Sisto, located in via Prè, was founded at the end of the 11th century but completely rebuilt in Neoclassical style in 1828 by Giovanni Battista Resasco and Pietro Pellegrini.

San Filippo Neri, in late-Baroque style, is located in via Lomellini, and was built in the second half of 17th century.
Close the church is the oratory (18th century), that for its excellent acoustics is often used as a concert hall.

San Marcellino is a small and simple church near to via del Campo, where the future pope Innocent VIII was baptized.
It is one of the oldest church of Genoa.
It is documented since 11th century, but was completely rebuilt in the 17th century.

Santa Fede, currently deconsecrated, is documented since 12th century and it was rebuilt in Baroque style in 1673.
It is located in via delle Fontane, opposite Vacca's Gate.
At present it hosts municipal offices.
Santi Vittore e Carlo, in Baroque style, is located in via Balbi. It was built in 1635 by Bartolomeo Bianco.
Nostra Signora del Carmine e Sant'Agnese is located in via Brignole De Ferrari. The church, built in 1262, was restored over the centuries, but its interior preserves the original Gothic structure.
San Sisto, located in via Prè, was founded at the end of the 11th century but completely rebuilt in Neoclassical style in 1828 by Giovanni Battista Resasco and Pietro Pellegrini.
San Filippo Neri, in late-Baroque style, is located in via Lomellini, and was built in the second half of 17th century. Close the church is the oratory (18th century), that for its excellent acoustics is often used as a concert hall.
San Marcellino is a small and simple church near to via del Campo, where the future pope Innocent VIII was baptized. It is one of the oldest church of Genoa. It is documented since 11th century, but was completely rebuilt in the 17th century.
Santa Fede, currently deconsecrated, is documented since 12th century and it was rebuilt in Baroque style in 1673. It is located in via delle Fontane, opposite Vacca's Gate. At present it hosts municipal offices.
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