Rating
4.4/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
David Weber (32 days ago)
Of all the churches to visit in Palermo, this was the best one for me. It is understated and elegant. Definitely worth a visit.
Of all the churches to visit in Palermo, this was the best one for me. It is understated and elegant. Definitely worth a visit.
Andrew (32 days ago)
Unless you are extremely interested in ancient architecture, I would skip this church. Unlike the one next door, it's very sparsely decorated. There isn't much to see. It's also very small. Visit the church next door and admire this one from the outside.
Unless you are extremely interested in ancient architecture, I would skip this church. Unlike the one next door, it's very sparsely decorated. There isn't much to see. It's also very small. Visit the church next door and admire this one from the outside.
Monte carlo Spazum (3 months ago)
The fact that you must pay to see an old stone room... no. That should be a sin. It states that it literally only fits 20 people standing (sitting is forbidden). Its cheap, only 2.50 euro but thats 2.50 euro to look at a stone built room that fossils used to visit. The outside is a better experience than the room. Dont do it.
The fact that you must pay to see an old stone room... no. That should be a sin. It states that it literally only fits 20 people standing (sitting is forbidden). Its cheap, only 2.50 euro but thats 2.50 euro to look at a stone built room that fossils used to visit. The outside is a better experience than the room. Dont do it.
Knud Hermansen (6 months ago)
The three dome church. Fascinating for its Arab influence. When you look at it from the outside with it's domes and from the inside with its geometric patterns you could believe someone if they told you it was a mosque and not a church. Very simple without the mosaics of the fancier churches but very beautiful in its simplicity.
The three dome church. Fascinating for its Arab influence. When you look at it from the outside with it's domes and from the inside with its geometric patterns you could believe someone if they told you it was a mosque and not a church. Very simple without the mosaics of the fancier churches but very beautiful in its simplicity.
Zongle (7 months ago)
Constructed in the 12th century during the Norman rule of Sicily, the church is known for its distinctive red domes and Arab-Norman architectural style. The church has a simple yet elegant design, with three red domes representing the Holy Trinity. The church reflects cultural influences of Norman and Arab civilizations in Sicily during that period of time.
Constructed in the 12th century during the Norman rule of Sicily, the church is known for its distinctive red domes and Arab-Norman architectural style. The church has a simple yet elegant design, with three red domes representing the Holy Trinity. The church reflects cultural influences of Norman and Arab civilizations in Sicily during that period of time.
