Amalfi Cathedral

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Roman Catholic cathedral church building pilgrimage site tourist attraction

Amalfi Cathedral is a historic Roman Catholic church in Amalfi, Italy, renowned for its striking medieval architecture and as a major pilgrimage site dedicated to Saint Andrew.

Statements (49)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	Roman Catholic cathedral → church building → pilgrimage site → tourist attraction →
architecturalStyle	Arab-Norman architecture → Baroque architecture → Gothic architecture → Romanesque architecture →
constructionStart	9th century →
country	Italy →
dedicatedTo	Saint Andrew the Apostle →
denomination	Roman Catholic Church →
diocese	Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Amalfi-Cava de’ Tirreni →
doorMaterial	bronze →
façadeOrientation	west →
hasDome	no →
hasFeature	bronze doors from Constantinople →
hasPart	Cloister of Paradise → bell tower → crypt of Saint Andrew → façade → main nave →
heritageDesignation	national monument of Italy →
knownFor	Cloister of Paradise → grand staircase → medieval architecture → polychrome striped façade → relics of Saint Andrew →
liturgicalFunction	seat of archbishop (historically) →
locatedIn	Amalfi →
locatedInProvince	Province of Salerno →
locatedInRegion	Campania →
locatedNear	Amalfi Coast →
material	stone →
namedAfter	Saint Andrew →
pilgrimageFocus	relics of Saint Andrew →
primaryUse	place of worship →
rebuiltIn	11th century → 13th century →
religiousAffiliation	Catholicism →
restoredIn	19th century →
rite	Latin Rite →
roofType	vaulted roof →
secondaryUse	tourist attraction →
status	co-cathedral → minor basilica →
styleInfluence	Byzantine architecture → Moorish architecture →
towerFunction	bell tower →

Referenced by (1)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Saint Andrew →	hasRelicAt