For Catholics, the opportunity to pause in prayer before the cross of San Damiano and to pass by the tomb of St Care is an unparalleled opportunity. Gracie, Poor Clares, for making this tranquil spot available to us.

A little smaller than Basilica di San Fransesco.Still beautiful and even with so many people had a peace about it. Would like to have visited at a quieter time and stayed for longer.

This church is a very holy place To pray before the cross wher St Francis received his call from God is very special

A must see in Assisi! As beautiful as St Francesco's. Don't miss the relics exposed on the underground level (dresses used by St Chiara and St Francesco)

we went to visit this cathedral the first time but it was close after 18h so we came the second day this is the place where youcan find the tomb of santa chiara and the cross of st francis and stanta chiara when you go inside you will find the place full of love and you will be obliged to... More

My wife and I visited Santa Chiara (St. Clare’s Church) with a tour group. We had been to Assisi several times before but had never been to Santa Chiara. The simple architecture of Santa Chiara somehow adds to its wonder. It is located almost at the top of Assisi, so be sure you’re wearing comfortable shoes. We very much enjoyed... More

Tomb of Santa Chiara (St Clare) moving and impressive, including the embalmed body of the saint herself (although some may find the idea a little gruesome). Lots of atrefacts and clothes belonging to the saint

The Basilica of Santa Chiara is well worth a visit. The church itself on the Corso Mazzini was built over an earlier structure in the Italian Gothic style. Its buttresses extend out into the piazza to the side of the church. Inside, an aura of hushed silence, with the nuns periodically producing loud SHhhhh sounds to keep the silence. In... More

You can look at Chiara´s burial and a small museum of Chiara´s belongings. She lived in a very modest way.