Church of Sant’Antonio al Borgo and Peruzzi Palace

The Church of Sant’Antonio al Borgo and Palazzo Peruzzi are considered places of worship entrusted to the care of the SS confraternity. Sacrament, the structure features a beautiful painted wooden ceiling and a 16th-century fresco depicting the Madonna del Soccorso. The building that houses the church built by Giovanni Battista Peruzzi took on its current form at the beginning of the 18th century

Embedded in an imposing seventeenth-century building is Sant’Antonio al Borgo, formerly the mother church of the SS confraternity. Sacrament. Inside, the painted wooden ceiling and a 16th-century fresco depicting the Madonna del Soccorso are noteworthy. From this church come some small paintings, now preserved in the Civic Parish Museum. The suburban palace was commissioned by Giovanni Battista Peruzzi, abbot of Santa Maria di Piazza, and took on its current form at the beginning of the 18th century following the marriage between Margherita Peruzzi and Marcantonio Maurizi.