Statue of Saint Francis of Assisi, Rimini

The statue of Saint Francis of Assisi is one of the sculptures of the Convent of San Bernardino in the city center. This beautiful and simple statue is installed in one of the façade recesses. The statue was set into the alcove on the side of the convent in 1746. It was made of white marble and dedicated to Saint Francis of Assisi. The monk is portrayed in his usual cowl holding a crest. Saint Francis of Assisi is a Catholic saint, founder of the Franciscan order. He followed austerity and was a benefactor; his vows were of poverty, chastity, and obedience. Throughout his life, he performed many miracles and healings. He also had stigmata.

How to get

The statue of Saint Francis of Assisi is set in the wall of the convent in the center of Rimini, on Via Aurelio Bertola, 59. The statue of Julius Caesar and Arch of Augustus are situated 5 minutes away. The closest bus stop is called Serpieri is within a 2-minute walking distance where you can catch the bus №1.