The Church of Santo Stefano in Terenzo, a small village in the province of Parma, is one of the most significant places from a historical and religious point of view. Located along the Via Francigena, this church represents an important stop for pilgrims passing through the Apennines.

The church is dedicated to San Stefano, a Christian saint venerated as the first martyr. The building has ancient origins and has an interesting architectural style that combines Romanesque elements and subsequent renovations over the centuries. Its location in the heart of Terenzo makes it not only a place of worship, but also a point of reference for the small town, which preserves traditions linked to the religious and cultural life of the area., in whose church of Santo Stefano is preserved the bell of the xenodochio, the hospice for the assistance of pilgrims that stood nearby
Church of Santo Stefano
Piazza Chiesa, 43050 Terenzo (PR)
The church is located in the center of Terenzo, so it is easily reachable on foot from the center of the town.

Contacts:
Phone: +39 0525 41013

The Church of Santo Stefano is very simple and charming, with a structure that fits perfectly into the surrounding landscape, made of uncontaminated nature and rural tradition. Inside, you can find some frescoes and decorations that date back to past periods, even if the building has undergone changes over the years

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