The Cathedral of Sulmona Reviews: Insider Insights and Visitor Experiences
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Very interesting cathedral.
We were impressed with the cathedral, its condition, history and the Romanesque crypt and relics. Lovely atmosphere and set at one end of the Villa Comunale. Much to see.
We were impressed with the cathedral, its condition, history and the Romanesque crypt and relics. Lovely atmosphere and set at one end of the Villa Comunale. Much to see.
The cathedral is barok, both in architecture and interior decoration, however the crypt is still Romanesque and dates from the 12th century. There is also a Madonna with child from that period which i...
The cathedral is barok, both in architecture and interior decoration, however the crypt is still Romanesque and dates from the 12th century. There is also a Madonna with child from that period which i...
Really interesting church -- don't miss downstairs to see the story of the first pope to abdicate, Celestine V. Ironic that the image of Benedict was painted over the "new" door outside the church.
Very interesting cathedral.
We were impressed with the cathedral, its condition, history and the Romanesque crypt and relics. Lovely atmosphere and set at one end of the Villa Comunale. Much to see.
Very interesting cathedral.
We were impressed with the cathedral, its condition, history and the Romanesque crypt and relics. Lovely atmosphere and set at one end of the Villa Comunale. Much to see.
Early medieval crypt and 14th century crucifix
The cathedral is barok, both in architecture and interior decoration, however the crypt is still Romanesque and dates from the 12th century. There is also a Madonna with child from that period which i...
Early medieval crypt and 14th century crucifix
The cathedral is barok, both in architecture and interior decoration, however the crypt is still Romanesque and dates from the 12th century. There is also a Madonna with child from that period which i...
Learn about the first "refuser" -- Celstino V
Really interesting church -- don't miss downstairs to see the story of the first pope to abdicate, Celestine V. Ironic that the image of Benedict was painted over the "new" door outside the church.