The Chiesa di Santa Caterina d’Alessandria is a Catholic church in Amandola, a historic town on the eastern side of the Sibillini Mountains in Italy’s Marche region. Its dedication recalls Saint Catherine of Alexandria, an early Christian martyr whose traditional emblem in religious art is the broken wheel. The church belongs to the layered sacred landscape of Amandola, where compact streets, historic masonry and the surrounding Apennine terrain shape the visual character. Photographs gain context when the building is framed with this hill-town setting rather than treated as an isolated monument.
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