Cappella Palatina

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Cappella Palatina in Palermo, Italy, is a stunning example of Norman architecture combined with Byzantine and Islamic influences. Built in the 12th century by Roger II of Sicily, this royal chapel is renowned for its intricate mosaics, which depict biblical scenes with extraordinary detail and vibrant colors. The wooden ceiling is adorned with Arabesque designs, showcasing the multicultural artistic heritage of the region.

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