Chapel

Explore verified chapel across top global destinations.

Cappella Brancacci

Italy
Famous for: Masaccio, Masolino and Filippino Lippi’s revolutionary Early Renaissance fresco cycle of Saint Peter.

See Masaccio, Masolino and Filippino Lippi’s revolutionary St. Peter frescoes inside Florence’s Basilica del Carmine in Oltrarno.

Renaissance art lovers History Buffs Architecture enthusiasts

Chapel of Souls

Portugal
Famous for: A baroque chapel whose facade is covered in nearly 16,000 hand-painted blue-and-white azulejo tiles depicting saints' lives

Porto's Chapel of Souls on Rua de Santa Catarina is covered in 15,947 blue-and-white azulejo tiles from 1929 depicting scenes from the…

Art Enthusiasts History Buffs Photographers

Chapel of the Holy Cross

Sedona
Famous for: A 1956 modernist chapel built into Sedona's red rock buttes, framed by a 90-foot structural cross and sweeping valley views

Free 1956 modernist chapel built into Sedona's red buttes, with a 90-foot cross, a glass sanctuary wall and views of Bell Rock.…

Architecture lovers Spiritual seekers Photographers

Chapelle du Gornergrat Bernhard von Aosta

Switzerland
Famous for: A 1950 Gornergrat summit chapel dedicated to Saint Bernard, candle-lighting and immense Matterhorn views.

A 1950 mountain chapel near Gornergrat’s 3,100-metre summit, where candle-lighting meets Matterhorn and glacier views above Zermatt.

Pilgrims Alpine scenery seekers History Buffs

Notre-Dame-de-Bon-Secours Chapel

Canada
Famous for: The 1771 sailors' chapel holding Saint Marguerite Bourgeoys' tomb, with votive ship models and a harbour-facing Virgin statue

A 1771 Old Montreal chapel with the tomb of St. Marguerite Bourgeoys, hanging ship models, a museum, archaeological site and harbour-view belvedere.

History buffs architecture lovers religious travelers

Sainte-Chapelle

France
Famous for: Its soaring medieval stained-glass windows and Rayonnant Gothic architecture commissioned by King Louis IX for sacred relics.

Explore Sainte-Chapelle on Paris’s Île de la Cité: 1,113 stained-glass scenes, royal history, €22 admission, and practical tips for visiting both chapels.

Medieval history enthusiasts Gothic architecture admirers Stained-glass lovers