Bevagna Cathedral

The San Michele Arcangelo Cathedral features three naves, with the left section divided into chapels containing detailed frescoes depicting religious scenes.

The cathedral's foundation dates to 1070, incorporating Roman architectural elements including a capital used as the Holy Water Font and a column supporting the altar.

The cathedral represents the architectural evolution of religious buildings in Umbria, combining Roman artifacts with Romanesque design principles and medieval religious art.

The cathedral maintains regular visiting hours throughout the year and offers guided tours explaining the religious significance of its architectural features.

The building incorporates double lancet windows on its main facade and single lancet windows on the apses, demonstrating sophisticated medieval construction techniques.

Location: Bevagna

Inception: 1070

Architectural style: Romanesque art, Romanesque architecture

GPS coordinates: 42.93290,12.60763

Latest update: March 16, 2025 01:33