Guests' reviews
Rachel Usher | Apr 5, 2018
Go to here. Amazing.
Robert Prejza | Mar 23, 2018
The somewhat austere facade of Gesu Nuovo belies the impressive and grand interior. The gilded ceilings representing biblical and saintly narratives exalting the name of Jesus soar above intricately inlaid marble floors. Constructed as a palace in 1470, it was converted to a cathedral in 1601. The architectural style is renaissance, while the fittings are baroque. Simply unforgettable.
Makis Apergis | Apr 4, 2018
One of the loveliest piazzas at Napoli. Open space in front of the church. The church outside is unique and there is no way to imagine how marvelous it looks from inside. One of the top churces (and there are a lot of them) in Napoli.
Aline Eclair | Apr 28, 2018
One of the most beautiful churches where I've been. Outside is not something that calls your attention, but inside is really beautiful!
Alwin Macalalad | Jan 29, 2018
It is a holy place that balances baroque grandiosity and spiritual solemnity. The Church of Gesu Nuovo is the Neapolitan counterpart of the Church of the Gesu in Rome. It is run by Jesuits and home to the remains of San Giuseppe Moscati.
Miriam del Carmen Fernández | Jun 27, 2018
The facade of the building does not prepare you to see the magnificent church. Breathtaking. Whether you are Catholic or not, you can't miss this place when you visit Naples.
Jude Deluxion | Jun 26, 2018
This is the first church I have seen very different from other church front face of the church walls are like an old jail, but inside the it's some thing magnificent , and even outside the church you could see mother Mary's statue adds beauty to the place ...
