Duomo di Ravello

This Romanesque cathedral, built in the 11th century, is the heart of Ravello. Its treasures are found in the soaring white marble interior, including the Chapel of St. Pantaleone, which holds an ampulla containing the saint’s solidified blood (believed to miraculously liquefy each year). Unless you’re well versed in medieval and Roman history, skip the tiny museum (the artifacts here are not labeled).