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Church 1 Dedicated to St. Andrew, Amalfi Cathedral rises at the end of steep steps and dominates the square of the same name. In the middle of the square is the eighteenth-century fountain of St.Andrew or of the People. The original plan of the building dating back to the ninth century was redone in 1203 on a Sicilian Arab-Norman shape and then restructured over the centuries. The particularly beautiful façade, has remarkable mosaic decoration in the tympanum, portraying Christ enthroned between the symbols of the Evangelists and the terrestrial podesta, designed by Domenico Morelli. |
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Church 2 Very intimate venue where is possible to celebrate Catholic weddings in Amalfi is the wonderful private church of a former Monastery. This ex-convent was founded by St. Francis of Assisi in 1222. A marvellous Moresque cloister enclosing a pleasant garden decorated with gorgeous and colourful flowers and lemon trees nearby. |
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