Cathedral of Santa Maria la Nova
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The Cathedral of Santa Maria la Nova is the main place of worship in Caltanissetta and one of the city’s most important buildings. Built between the 17th and 18th centuries, the cathedral is a masterpiece of Baroque architecture, with an imposing facade, elaborate decorations, and interiors rich in works of art. Altars, statues, and frescoes tell the religious history of the city and local communities, offering visitors a complete overview of Sicilian devotion.
The cathedral is not only a place of worship: it is also a cultural center where events, concerts, and traditional celebrations are held, allowing visitors to discover the historical and spiritual identity of the city. Its central location also makes it easy to visit the historic center, with its narrow streets, squares, and historic buildings that enrich the tourist experience. Visiting the Cathedral of Santa Maria la Nova means immersing yourself in the art, history, and spirituality of Caltanissetta, appreciating every architectural and artistic detail.
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