Abbey of San Clemente a Casauria
One of the most interesting abbey churches in the region, an important monument of transition from Romanesque to Cistercian Gothic. The abbey arose on… Read the rest
Amalfi Cathedral
The cathedral, dedicated to St. Andrew, was built in the 9th century, when the Maritime Republic began to establish itself as a trading power. It was… Read the rest
Majolica Cloister of Santa Chiara
The monastery’s Majolica Cloister has undergone several transformations over the centuries. The most important was carried out by D. A. Vaccaro,… Read the rest
Church of St. Sophia
The church of St. Sophia was founded by Duke Gisulf II and completed by Arechi II, son-in-law of King Desiderius, as soon as he became Duke of Beneven… Read the rest
Charterhouse of Trisulti
Its origins date back to the year 1,000, when St. Dominic of Foligno, a Benedictine monk, founded a monastery dedicated to St. Benedict in this place… Read the rest
Cistercian Abbey of Casamari
The abbey is on a hill 300 meters above sea level,bordered by the Amaseno stream, which in ancient times marked the border between the Ernici and the… Read the rest
Monumental Complex of St. Sophia
Since 2011, the entire complex has been part of the site "Lombards in Italy: places of power," inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List.… Read the rest
Cathedral of Sant’Agata de’ Goti
A pagan temple, dedicated to the goddess Tellus (Ceres) or to all deities, later transformed into a Christian temple, dedicated to the Assumption, bet… Read the rest
San Lorenzo Maggiore
In the area of the forum, which represented the heart of the ancient Greco-Roman city, between the Decumanus Major and Decumanus Inferior, an early Ch… Read the rest
Cathedral of St. George (Ragusa)
In ancient times the Church of San Giorgio was located in the eastern part of Ragusa Ibla.
After the destructive earthquake of 1693 it was rebuilt i… Read the rest