Sigismund Chapel

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Sigismund Chapel is a renowned Renaissance funerary chapel in Kraków, Poland, celebrated for its golden dome and richly decorated interior as one of the architectural highlights of Wawel Cathedral.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Renaissance architecture
chapel
funerary chapel
architect Bartolomeo Berrecci NERFINISHED
architectNationality Italian
architecturalStyle Renaissance NERFINISHED
artHistoricalSignificance masterpiece of Northern Renaissance architecture
one of the finest Renaissance chapels north of the Alps
associatedDynasty Jagiellonian dynasty NERFINISHED
builtFor Jagiellonian dynasty NERFINISHED
commissionedBy Sigismund I the Old NERFINISHED
constructionEnd 1533
constructionStart 1519
containsTombOf Anna Jagiellon NERFINISHED
Sigismund I the Old NERFINISHED
Sigismund II Augustus NERFINISHED
country Poland
dedicatedTo Saint Sigismund of Burgundy NERFINISHED
era Polish Renaissance
floorPlanType centralized plan
function royal funerary chapel
hasElement coffering
lantern on dome
ornate portal
pilasters
heritageDesignation UNESCO World Heritage Site component NERFINISHED
heritageSiteOf Historic Centre of Kraków NERFINISHED
interiorFeature Renaissance altarpiece
royal sarcophagi
stucco decoration
locatedIn Kraków
Lesser Poland Voivodeship
Poland
Wawel Cathedral NERFINISHED
locatedOn Wawel Hill NERFINISHED
material marble
sandstone
stone
notableFor Renaissance sculptural decoration
golden dome
richly decorated interior
partOf Wawel Cathedral complex NERFINISHED
patron Sigismund I the Old NERFINISHED
religion Roman Catholicism
roofFeature gilded dome
significance major architectural highlight of Wawel Cathedral
touristAttraction yes

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Wawel Cathedral contains Sigismund Chapel