Monreale Cathedral

Monreale Cathedral, located near Palermo in Sicily, Italy, is a stunning example of Norman architecture built in the 12th century. Uniquely blending Byzantine, Arab, and Gothic styles, it is renowned for its breathtaking mosaics that cover over 6,000 square meters, depicting biblical scenes and saints. The cathedral was commissioned by King William II and serves as a testament to the rich cultural heritage of Sicily. Its impressive façade, large rose window, and majestic cloister make it a UNESCO World Heritage Site, drawing visitors for its artistic, historical, and architectural significance.