CHIESA DI SAN NICOLA DI BARI A TIVOLI: RIFLESSIONI SUL RESTAURO.
The church of San Nicola di Bari in Tivoli, with a single nave with opposing apses on the longitudinal axis and chapels contracted on the transversal one, fits into the context of the ecclesiastical architecture of the Counter-Reformation. Built by the Santo Spirito in Saxia in 1590 and flanked by a hospital, the church, after a period of neglect, was turned into a paper mill at the beginning of the 20th century.