This brick chapel resembles a small fortress, although its history is religious and humanist. Observe the little towers and eaves before entering: the compact exterior contrasts with painted vaults. Its adjoining church has disappeared. A spiral staircase serves the upper floor, so check opening and access before planning an interior visit.
Sources checked on 18 October 2026. Opening and access may change. The walk does not include admission; allow extra time for interiors. Routes have not been audited for accessibility.
Plan this visit
Look upwards in an order
Regional information describes fresco scenes framed by painted architecture. Choose one scene and distinguish frame from representation before moving to the next. This offers a way into a complex programme without needing to recognise every figure or turning the visit into a knowledge test.
A small scale still needs time
The chapel’s size does not mean a few seconds provide a useful visit. Allow time to adjust your gaze to the vaults and ask whether the upper floor is available. Its spiral staircase shapes the route; if you cannot climb, ask what can be seen from the accessible level. Respect boundaries and conservation, without leaning on exhibited objects to look more closely.
