With its elliptical brick vault, one of the few in the world, the parish church of the Ss. Nazario and Celso, patron saints of Arenzano, impresses with its majesty, the richness of the frescoes and the precious sacred art kept inside.
Located in the centre of Arenzano, the parish church offers a moment of recollection for those who come to seek out time for  prayer and reflection.
The eight side altars, embellished with marbles, stucco decorations, columns and paintings are devoted  to St. Joseph and St. Erasmus, patrons of sailors, smiths and paper makers.
The high altar, where  stands the Crucifix by Maragliano and  with the splendid canvases by  Assereto on its sides , is embellished by the marble antependium by  Solaro and Orsolino,  dating 1632.
The vault of the inner dome was frescoed in 1866 by the painter Francesco Semino.
The impressive  Mascioni organ has been housed in the apse since 1961.
The church owns  a beautiful Genoese crib  with wooden statues of the 18th century by Maragliano school and visible during Christmas period.
The ark of  the procession, the work by A. Brilla from 1874, with the plastic representation of the martyrdom of Saints Nazario and Celso is exposed  during  the patronal feast (July 28th).
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