basilicacateriniana.it
A Siena basilica bookshop selling books, religious objects and souvenirs to pilgrims and visitors
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-02
About basilicacateriniana.it
The Basilica Cateriniana San Domenico site promotes an on-site bookshop selling books about Saint Catherine, art books, videos, sacred music CDs, rosaries, medals, crucifixes and other religious and artisan objects. Orders can also be placed through its online bookshop.
The shop is located inside the basilica in Siena and serves pilgrims and visitors. The site is owned and maintained by Federico Muzzi, who is identified with art and sacred objects.
Product: An online and in-basilica shop selling religious books, art books, media, rosaries, medals, crucifixes and artisan objects.
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