Duomo di Cefalù

The cathedral is at the top of town. It's free to wander around , they do check that you are covered before going in so wear something that covers your shoulders etc. You can pay extra (i think it was 10 euro 2025) to go to the top of the tower and see the tombs but we didn't so can't comment on this. It's got some lovely stained glass windows. it's also a lovely place to just take a minute and sit. Very peaceful.

The Duomo of Cefalù is absolutely stunning! The interior is incredibly beautiful and picturesque. Don’t miss the chance to step outside and look from the stairs, the view over the old town is magical. A must-see when visiting Cefalù!

Worth the trip. Cefalu is a charming town. I had seen the church towers while at the beach. We made a second day trip from Palermo (45 minute train ride) to tour the Duomo and the town. This church is magnificent and a must see if you’re in the area. I wonder at the skills of ancient artisans who built this with primitive tools. Please do not miss visiting this wonderful church and spotless little gem of a town!

This incredible place is connected to the history of one of the more fascinating European rulers, who envisioned a future of intercultural coexistence. The cathedral is beautiful, though unfortunately, a later church destroyed its original interior design. Still, you can feel the unique atmosphere and the power from a time when people chose building sites based on special energy. I highly recommend it as a complement to learning about the remarkable era known as the Arab-Norman period.

A magnificent ancient Roman Catholic Basilica dating back to 1200s! It is a unique cathedral —one of the few from the Arab-Norman Palermo and the Cathedral Churches family — and a must-visit spot when you are in Sicily. Beautiful piece of history.

Amazing. Words cannot describe it. Pay a few bucks and go to the top of the towers. Totally worth it. I cannot understand how this place gets any lees then 5 stars. ⭐️

Nice place to visit, people also sit on the stairs outside and eat ice cream. Great combo visit for visual and ice cream. We didn’t buy tickets, which means there was at least one area we didn’t have access to, however we felt you could see plenty without the need for tickets

The Cefalú cathedral is a very intricate church with distinct architecture. It was built in 1240 and it’s amazing how something so grand could have been built at that time. The ceiling was very high and there was some ornate artwork near the alter. So many tourists visit this grand cathedral because there is a lot to admire. There are certainly better one’s churches there, but this a great one to explore if you’re in Cefalù.