Chiesa Della Misericordia Reviews: Insider Insights and Visitor Experiences
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Opportunity to see how sick and wounded were transported pre ambulance.
Small church across from Italy's version of Red Cross/ambulance service. Church itself is very unassuming but the exhibits here are worth a peek. Multiple means of transporting sick or paralytic patie...
Small church with a small number of interesting hospital and post hospital, think hearse, displays.
Located next to the Cathedral and opposite an ambulance station, this church has a pretty altar but of more interest is the small number of displays showing the stretchers and other ways that injured ...
I wouldn't go out of my way to see it. The entire explanation was in Italian. There were the antique stretchers that were interesting. Allow about ten minutes to visit!
Opportunity to see how sick and wounded were transported pre ambulance.
Small church across from Italy's version of Red Cross/ambulance service. Church itself is very unassuming but the exhibits here are worth a peek. Multiple means of transporting sick or paralytic patie...
Small church with a small number of interesting hospital and post hospital, think hearse, displays.
Located next to the Cathedral and opposite an ambulance station, this church has a pretty altar but of more interest is the small number of displays showing the stretchers and other ways that injured ...
Interesting combination of a church and a "Red Cross" museum...
Come to see how the sick and wounded were taken to the Hospital in old times... "Human Ambulances", "Home treatment sets" etc.
Small church next to the Basilica in Volterra
I wouldn't go out of my way to see it. The entire explanation was in Italian. There were the antique stretchers that were interesting. Allow about ten minutes to visit!
Small church annexed to the Duomo
It is a small church that was inaugurated in 1797 in a building attached to the Duomo de Volterra, dedicated to the Brotherhood of Mercy.