Impressive from the outside.We took several good photos. Average on the inside. No charge. Free entry, so its worth having a visit. Slightly off the main shopping street, so takes about 15 mins to walk from the reailway station.
As our guide says it is a mix of styles.Wonderful the outside, the inside is ,instead, deceiving, but once you are there I suggest you to visit the royal sarcophagus
I love ornate baroque churches but found this one hard to handle. The outside is a strange collection of styles and the inside seemed dark and gloomy. San Salvatore nearby is a far better place to visit.
Very beautiful and very ornate, The 17th century museum artifacts were very interesting and displayed beautifully
Stunning exteriior, a real mix of so many styles. Inside try to plan you visit around services, and events. If you overlap it feels awkward walking around inside whilst services are being conducted, also the tombs of ten kings will be closed and also the small museum, Sunday's are pretty well a no go...... As you would expect....
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