2024
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Mother Church of Santa Maria della Natività in Noci
The façade of the mother church of Noci, located in Piazza Plebiscito. The collegiate church, dedicated to the Marian cult, dates back to the fourteenth century and has undergone radical transformations over the centuries. The three-nave plant dates back to the first phase of expansion, prior to the dedication of 1470, the year in which the feudal walnut commissioned works of embellishment. Originally, the structure, typical of a rural parish, was probably monocellular and central plan, oriented south-west compared to the current north-south arrangement. The chapel of the Holy Trinity, dedicated by Niccolò De Palma in 1354, dates back to the first phase of building of the collegiate church.