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On our arrival in Napoli, the taxi driver told us that this is the most beautiful cathedral in the city. He told us there are approx 600 churches here. This one is definitely worth a visit, especially the small chapel to the right after you...More
It was raining so heavily ,I took the inside walkway from Museo Metro to Cavour to reach Via Duomo quickly. In freezing rain, the exterior looks even more austere but inside it's pure joy. Silver saints everywhere and a wonderful silver altar. The star attraction...More
If you're interested in church architecture then a visit to Duomo di Naploi is a must, when you walk through it's doors the interior is just staggering, especially the domed ceiling, it is one of the must beautiful cathedrals that we have ever seen
If you came in Naples , Duomo is a must, beautifull church and beautifull zone. Near there is the Museum of the Treasure.
I like old churches in Europe and this was a good one. The ceiling was amazing and the alter was very nice. It doesn't take a long time to look around and is pretty easy to find. Very enjoyable,
Surprised this isn’t higher on the list of things to see in Naples - it is one of the most stunning cathedrals I have ever been in.
I love cathedrals and this one did not let me down. Beautiful ceiling and the Chapel of San Gennaro (with the requisite bones) is glorious. Worth the 2 Euro fee to see the Baptistry with some very old mosaics - very atmospheric.
This is probably one of the most beautiful churches I've been to. The altar and the lighting are quite amazing. Entry is free and photos are allowed. The crypt has some lovely marble inlays on the flooring. You can spend a good half hour just...More
Must see when you stroll in the city. Unfortunately in the middle of the city, surrounded by houses, so very hard to get the building in one picture...
It is the largest church in town. It is possible to visit the Chapel of San Gennaro, the city Saint and its treasure. another thing you could visit is the underground accessible from the Duomo. you will be able to see the old Roman and...More
