What you'll hear inside Church of Santa Catarina of Alexandria:

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  Dome with Frescoes by Randazzo and D'Anna

  The dome of Santa Catalina d'Alessandria church displays remarkable frescoes painted by Filippo Randazzo and Vito D'Anna, two leading Sicilian painters of the early 18th century.

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  Rosary Chapel

  The Capilla del Rosario is the second of three chapels opening off the western side of the church nave.

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  Sotacoro with twisted columns

  The sotacoro is the transitional space immediately inside the church entrance, typical of convent churches in Palermo.

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  Chapel of the Conception

  The Capilla de la Concepción is the first of three chapels situated along the left-hand side of the nave in the church of Santa Catalina di Alessandria.

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  Santo Domingo Chapel

  The Capilla de Santo Domingo is the third chapel on the left (west) side of the church's nave, dedicated to the founder of the Order of Preachers.

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  Chapel of the Seven Sorrows

  The Chapel of Seven Sorrows is the first of three chapels set into the right-hand (eastern) wall of the church nave.

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  Crucifix Chapel

  The Capilla del Crucifijo is the second chapel on the right-hand (east) side of the nave in the church of Santa Catalina de Alejandría.

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  Chapel of the Carmen

  The Capilla del Carmen is the third chapel along the right-hand (eastern) side of the nave in the Church of Santa Catalina di Alessandria.

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  Monastery Cloister

  The cloister of the monastery serves as both entrance and exit for visits to the Santa Catalina di Alessandria monastic complex.

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  Sala Capitular (Sala Capitolare)

  The Sala Capitular marks the final stop on a visit to the Santa Catalina monastery, showcasing the finest artworks in the convent's collection.

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  Panoramic Terraces

  The panoramic terraces of Santa Catalina di Alessandria provide access to the church's roofline, offering striking views across Palermo's historic centre from an unusual vantage point.