Rating
4.6/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
Eric 007 (2 years ago)
This beautiful church has a history of supporting polish community from refugee camp in 1985-1995. Thank you !
This beautiful church has a history of supporting polish community from refugee camp in 1985-1995. Thank you !
Liliana Coppola (3 years ago)
A beautiful basilica in Capua. The crypt is beautiful with the statue of the deposed Christ which probably inspired Sammartino's Veiled Christ in the Sansevero Chapel in Naples
A beautiful basilica in Capua. The crypt is beautiful with the statue of the deposed Christ which probably inspired Sammartino's Veiled Christ in the Sansevero Chapel in Naples
Michael Pilgrom (5 years ago)
It was nice but I've seen better at home. Totally worth the visit.
It was nice but I've seen better at home. Totally worth the visit.
Roberta Pepe (7 years ago)
Church with ancient origins as evidenced by the materials from the Roman era. It has been extensively remodeled in the modern era. The Christ preserved in the crypt is beautiful.
Church with ancient origins as evidenced by the materials from the Roman era. It has been extensively remodeled in the modern era. The Christ preserved in the crypt is beautiful.
paolo francesco piva (8 years ago)
Built around the middle of the seventh century, the Cathedral of Maria SS. Assunta in Cielo (Capua cathedral) underwent various renovations until the addition of the portico around the end of the 11th century. The entire complex was rebuilt in the 1950s to repair the extensive damage caused by the bombings of World War II. since the 90s it has hosted the Diocesan Museum. what remains of the old cathedral are the bell tower and the atrium. it came in medieval times, the columns come from Roman buildings, as do some bas-reliefs. It is worth a visit, deviating from the much more important Capua Vetere, i.e. ancient Capua.
Built around the middle of the seventh century, the Cathedral of Maria SS. Assunta in Cielo (Capua cathedral) underwent various renovations until the addition of the portico around the end of the 11th century. The entire complex was rebuilt in the 1950s to repair the extensive damage caused by the bombings of World War II. since the 90s it has hosted the Diocesan Museum. what remains of the old cathedral are the bell tower and the atrium. it came in medieval times, the columns come from Roman buildings, as do some bas-reliefs. It is worth a visit, deviating from the much more important Capua Vetere, i.e. ancient Capua.
