Santa Maria in Palmis
Rome, Italy
The church stands where the Appian Way proper begins, about eight hundred metres beyond the old gate in the Aurelian…
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Italy has more churches in this catalogue than any other country, and the most visited church interiors in the world: the Sistine Chapel and St Peter’s in Rome, the cathedral and baptistery complex of Florence, St Mark’s in Venice and the roof of Milan Cathedral. Beyond the big four, the list runs from the gold mosaics of Monreale and Ravenna to Giotto’s chapel in Padua and the cave churches of Matera.
Rome, Italy
The church stands where the Appian Way proper begins, about eight hundred metres beyond the old gate in the Aurelian…
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Rome, Italy
Santa Maria in Trastevere stands on the piazza of the same name, the heart of the lively Trastevere district across the…
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Florence, Italy
The church is free to enter. A small ticket covers the sacristy and the refectory museum, which holds a rare…
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Palermo, Italy
The Sanctuary of Santa Rosalia stands high on Monte Pellegrino, the mountain overlooking Palermo, about fourteen…
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Sorrento, Italy
Sorrento Cathedral stands on the Corso Italia, the main street of Sorrento, a short walk from Piazza Tasso, and entry…
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Turin, Italy
The cathedral is free and stands beside the royal palace, a few minutes from the main square, so it needs no booking.
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Tuscany, Italy
Volterra Cathedral stands on the Piazza San Giovanni in the hilltop town of Volterra, in Tuscany, a few steps from the…
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