Editing Fabriano (section)

===Churches===
*[[Fabriano Cathedral]], dedicated to San Venanzio ([[Venantius of Camerino|Saint Venantius]]) (14th century, rebuilt in 1607&ndash;17). From the Baroque restoration are the stucco decoration of the interior and the canvasses by [[Gregorio Preti]], [[Salvator Rosa]], [[Giovanni Francesco Guerrieri]], [[Giuseppe Puglia]] and [[Orazio Gentileschi]]. To the original Cathedral belong the polygonal apse, the cloister and the St Lawrence Chapel with frescoes by [[Allegretto di Nuzio]] (c. 1360). Also important are the frescoes with ''Stories of the True Cross'' by the [[Foligno|Folignate]] painter [[Giovanni di Corraduccio]] (1415).
*[[San Filippo Neri, Fabriano|San Filippo Neri]] - Church in 14th century attached to hospital, converted to oratory of the Philippines in 1628<ref>[https://books.google.com/books?id=ZodX9S-tijQC Guida e statistica della città e Comune di Fabriano], (1874); page 163.</ref>
*San Domenico
*[[San Biagio and San Romualdo, Fabriano|Santi Biagio e Romualdo]]<ref>Guida, page 155-156.</ref>
*[[Sant'Onofrio, Fabriano|Sant'Onofrio]] - Church rebuilt in 1727<ref>Guida, page 159.</ref>
*The Benedictine Abbey
*St Augustine
*[[Santa Caterina da Siena, Fabriano|Santa Caterina da Siena]] - Present church erected 1508<ref>Guida, page 154.</ref>
*Collegiata of St. Nicholas
*Santa Maria del Piangato
*St Benedict
*Oratory of the Gonfalone<ref>Guida, page 154.</ref>