Cappella Palatina
Palermo, Italy
Built in the 12th century by King Roger II, it is famous for its dazzling golden mosaics and unique Islamic coffered ceiling.
The Cappella Palatina, located in the Norman Palace, is a masterpiece of Byzantine and Norman art. Built in the 12th century by King Roger II, it is famous for its dazzling golden mosaics covering the walls and vaults. They depict biblical scenes and images of saints. The ceiling is a unique Islamic coffered ceiling, decorated with scenes from court life. It is a symbol of the intermingling of cultures in medieval Sicily.
- Visit time: 1 h 15 min
- Website: cappellapalatinapalermo.it
How long does it take to visit Cappella Palatina?
Plan about 1 h 15 min.
Nearby
- Palazzo dei Normanni — 40 m
- Museo dell'Osservatorio Astronomico — 70 m
- Teatro dei Pupi Kemonia - Franco Cuticchio figlio d'arte — 100 m
- Piazza del Parlamento — 100 m
- D'Orleans — 100 m
- Teatro Marmoreo — 100 m
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