Art in the Church of Santa Maria della Pietà in Bibbona

The Church of Santa Maria della Pietà was built at the entrance to Bibbona at the end of the 15^th century by Vittorio Ghiberti and Ranieri da Tripalle on a Greek-cross plan with a cupola rising over the crossing.
 

The architraves above the three large entrance doors have Latin inscriptions on them, while on the facade is the coat-of-arms of the town: a shield with a ribbon around the border and a lion in the centre.

Inside the church, be sure to look at the painting of the “Trinity” by Cesare Dandini, the panel painting of the “Pietà” on the high altar which dates to the 14^th century, and the 17^th century marble ciborium in a tabernacle which is painted with images of Saints Bernardo, Paolo, Tommaso and Stefano.