Santa Maria della Consolazione
church, Todi, Italy
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Santa Maria della Consolazione is a church located in Todi, Italy. It is a notable example of Renaissance architecture, with construction beginning in 1508 and concluding in 1524. The church is situated on a hill overlooking the Tiber River. Todi itself is a town of ancient Umbrian origin, with historical remains dating back to Etruscan and Roman times, including an amphitheater and forum. The church stands alongside other significant historical buildings in Todi, such as the Palazzo del Popolo and the cathedral.1
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