Cappella Sant'Angelo all'Ospedale, Ravello

Nestled halfway between the town's historical center and Piazza Fontana Moresca, Cappella Sant'Angelo all'Ospedale remains worth a visit thanks to its beautiful marble work. Small and modest from the outside, the church dates as far back as the 11th century when it served as a resting place for pilgrims visiting the hospital. The adjacent four-story bell tower is a later addition. Notice the geometric decoration of the sidewalls, a small 13th-century pulpit resting on intricately designed white marble columns, and the altar fresco of the Madonna with Child from the 19th century. A series of apsidal niches, to the right of the altar, lead into the sacristy. Put Cappella Sant'Angelo all'Ospedale into our Ravello attractions planner to see other points of interest to visit during your vacation in Ravello.