San Lorenzo is a Baroque-era Roman Catholic church in the old town of Melfi, distinguished by its elegant facade and relatively intimate interior. Built in the 17th century, it is smaller and more approachable than the main cathedral, and less visited — which means you are more likely to have it to yourself.
The church is one of several historic religious buildings in Melfi's compact historic centre, which can be toured on foot in an hour or so. The streets around it preserve the medieval street pattern of the Norman town, with narrow lanes opening onto small piazze.