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4.7/5 (based on Google user reviews)
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Benedetto De Serio (2 years ago)
Recently renovated, it is nothing short of enchanting. It's worth stopping to admire what they were capable of. Beautiful
Recently renovated, it is nothing short of enchanting. It's worth stopping to admire what they were capable of. Beautiful
Cashman Huang (2 years ago)
Very magnificent ceiling painting! amazing painting on the ceiling!
Very magnificent ceiling painting! amazing painting on the ceiling!
Anna Jazlow (2 years ago)
We will never forget the experience with our new itatian friends.
We will never forget the experience with our new itatian friends.
Maria Rosaria Mazzaraco (2 years ago)
As soon as it was restored it returned to its former splendor. Suggestive as always
As soon as it was restored it returned to its former splendor. Suggestive as always
Rocco Digregorio (3 years ago)
Erected in 1220 and rebuilt in 1700, the church was initially dedicated to San Nicola and then later to the virgin Assunta. The cathedral has a beautiful Baroque facade on the outside and an equally enchanting carved wooden ceiling inside. Three eighteenth-century canvases by Carlo Porta (The Assumption, San Nicola con Diodato, The fall of the Angevins) and four from the early nineteenth century by Domenico Carella di Martina (Christ in the Upper Room, the wedding at Cana, the dancing David, Christ communicating St. Peter) further embellish the church.
Erected in 1220 and rebuilt in 1700, the church was initially dedicated to San Nicola and then later to the virgin Assunta. The cathedral has a beautiful Baroque facade on the outside and an equally enchanting carved wooden ceiling inside. Three eighteenth-century canvases by Carlo Porta (The Assumption, San Nicola con Diodato, The fall of the Angevins) and four from the early nineteenth century by Domenico Carella di Martina (Christ in the Upper Room, the wedding at Cana, the dancing David, Christ communicating St. Peter) further embellish the church.
