Piazza Duomo Steakhouse In Salerno

The Cathedral of Salerno was founded by Roberto Guiscardo starting from 1076, the year of the conquest of the city of Salerno by the Normans after a siege that lasted seven months It was rebuilt after the earthquake of 5 June 1688 by the architect Guglielmelli

Outside and inside somewhat disappointing, especially for what you pay for it, but the crypt.....WOW!! IN 1 WORD FANTASTIC. the bones of the apostle Matheus are there and the other relics can be admired. Highly recommended.

How can you not give 5 stars to a cultural site, but I want to make a significant clarification. Entrance to the cathedral and the various sites included in the full ticket such as the Crypt and the Chapel of San Giorgio are free for residents. I don't think it's a good initiative as the inhabitants of Naples, very close to Salerno, have to pay. Especially in places of culture, these distinctions should not be made. Furthermore, the friend who accompanied me to visit these places was born in Salerno, frequents this city assiduously, but lives outside, he clearly had to pay the same. Neapolitans do not visit Underground Naples or the National Archaeological Museum for free!!!! If you want advice, ask the inhabitants of Salerno to pay a reduced ticket

Very beautiful church. Go downstairs to the part of the church that is even more beautiful than upstairs. Here you will find numerous paintings on the ceiling depicting scenes from Jesus’ life. So amazing. Also, you will find the final resting place of St Matthew the apostle. Being Christians, this was an emotional place to visit.

Excellent Salerno is very quiet and beautiful.

I stopped by because it was close to my accommodation and it was cool.

To enter you have to pay entry fee.

Beautiful decor, audio guided by QRcode well done, very complete. I felt very concerned about the relics of Saint Matthew

Is magnificent. Too bad it's little known. The crypt is amazing.

Of great historical, architectural and Christian faith value.