Chapel of the Villa Gasbarrini

Built in the early 30s of the twentieth century, it is located in Giulianova Lido, included in the lovely liberty villa that served as the summer residence of the family of the famous surgeon Antonio Gasbarrini (1882-1963). The roof, in wood, is characterized by being two symmetrical pitches that create a small portico in front of the entrance.

The bell tower is tall and made of red bricks, has a particular wooden roof, contains two bells of different sizes and on a wall is placed the statue of the Madonna. In a kiosk under the steps there is a large ceramic picture of the birth of Jesus in the magiatoia, while the entrance door has on one side a bas-relief depicting the Madonna with the Child and on a wonderful image of the Face of Christ made in airbrushing. Inside it is accessed through a valuable door in iron and glass and the environment is noted for having a single small classroom that ends with a polygonal apse innaltazata of a step where the altar is placed.

Behind it you can admire a beautiful stone mosaic depicting a Madonna with a blessing Child, a special gift from Pope Pius XII in person (pope from 1939 to 1958), at the time when Professor Gasbarrini took care of the Pope's health in his garment of pontifical archiatrix. In addition, adjacent to the altar there are also a statue of the Madonnina and a painting depicting San Pio da Pietrelcina.