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Monreale Complex Admission Tickets

Monreale Complex Skip The Line Admission Tickets-6

View of the cloister of the Santa Maria Nuova cathedral in the city of Monreale

Monreale Cathedral interior with intricate mosaics, Palermo, Italy, Monreale Complex Admission Tickets.

Discover one of Sicily’s most iconic attractions and a prime example of Norman architecture, the Monreale Cathedral Complex with these skip-the-line tickets!

Highlights

Discover one of Sicily’s most iconic attractions, the Monreale Cathedral Complex.
Avoid long queues with a fast-track entry to the national monument.
Spot various scenes from the Old and New Testament depicted in the Cathedral.

Inclusions

Entry into Monreale Cathedral Complex
Exhibitions

Exclusions

Guide

Cancellation policy

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

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Möser

3/5

Sep, 2024

It was difficult to understand exactly which sights the 7.00 euros (+1.50 euros) we had booked online were for. Should be more transparent - also on the internet. Is the 30 minute visit to the cathedral only for groups? All a bit confusing... Otherwise everything worked out fine, we were thankfully able to bring forward the time slot for the highly recommended visit to the cloisters.

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Gabriele

4/5

Nov, 2024

The mosaics and the cloister with its capitals

Kliebens

4/5

Nov, 2024

Oliver

5/5

Oct, 2024

Dena

3/5

Sep, 2024

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Your Experience

Founded in 1174 by King William II, the Norman ruler of Sicily, the Monreale Cathedral is one of Italy’s most important monuments and an iconic landmark in the city of Sicily. One of the greatest examples of Norman architecture, the Cathedral is characterized by a number of pointed arches on twin columns. One of these columns is stylized in the form of a palm tree and served as a fountain for monks to wash their hands. Some of these columns have incredibly detailed carved ornaments. The interiors of the cathedral feature a great deal of religious iconography, with scenes from the Old and New Testament depicted on the walls. You can also see hypomorphic motifs inspired by the Middle East, as well as drawings of animals from the Medieval Bestiary.

Know before you go

Additional information

Make sure to print your tickets before your visit.
On Sunday afternoon the Diocesan Museum is closed.

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If you have purchased reduced-price tickets, please carry your valid photo ID proof for verification.
Kindly ensure that you arrive 10-15 minutes before the start time of your experience to avoid any delays.