Billet d'entrée au cloître de Monreale à Palerme
Description
Le cloître de Monreale a été inscrit sur la liste du patrimoine mondial de l’UNESCO comme l’un des dix sites du « Palerme arabo-normand. L’architecture et l’art, et surtout les magnifiques mosaïques et décorations de la cathédrale et du cloître font de Monreale un « must » sur la liste des choses à faire de chaque voyageur sicilien averti. VEUILLEZ NOTER : L'heure confirmée n'est pas toujours celle que vous avez demandée; le musée confirme automatiquement l'heure disponible la plus proche à la même date si l'heure demandée est épuisée.
Options de l'excursion
Itinéraire
Explorez la cathédrale, découvrez les magnifiques mosaïques (environ 6,340 m²) avec des scènes de l'Ancien et du Nouveau Testament, le Christ Pantocrator dans le dôme au-dessus de l'abside centrale et de nombreuses autres images pleines de détails époustouflants. Ensuite, continuez jusqu'à la chapelle du crucifix - mieux connue sous le nom de chapelle de Roano, du nom de son fondateur - où se trouve le trésor de la cathédrale. Si vous le souhaitez, continuez pour visiter le musée diocésain (non inclus dans le billet), qui est en partie situé dans la salle capitulaire de San Placido qui abritait l'assemblée des moines. Terminez votre visite dans la beauté paisible du cloître. Ne manquez pas l'expérience des terrasses de la cathédrale d'où vous pourrez profiter d'une vue extraordinaire sur la ville et la plaine de Palerme, jusqu'à la mer Méditerranée.
Points forts
Ce qui est inclus
Avis des voyageurs
Informations importantes
- Animaux d'assistance acceptés
- Déconseillé aux voyageurs avec des problèmes à la colonne vertébrale
- Convient à toutes les conditions physiques
- Vous recevrez une confirmation dans un délai de 48 heures à compter de votre réservation, sous réserve de disponibilité
- Uniquement le billet COMPLET est disponible en ligne
- Nous vous rappelons que Weekend in Italy vous enverra par e-mail le SEUL bon d'échange/billet accepté par le musée pour la visite. Veuillez vous assurer de l'imprimer après l'avoir reçu avant de vous rendre au rendez-vous, car le bon d'échange émis par Viator ne vous offre pas l'entrée au musée
- Le billet ne comprend pas l'accès à la cathédrale
Avis(88)
It's a scam; we pay more than on-site, and it's impossible to download the audio guide. Not recommended
I only received the email for the entry tickets after the scheduled visit time of 9 AM, and it was very difficult for the reception staff to find this reservation. Moreover, the price difference between purchasing a ticket at the entrance (16 euros) and booking through Tripadvisor (31 euros) seems excessive to me.
We could not see the apartments since it was Tuesday parliament day. But the chapel is beautiful.
viator is only an intermediary between the tour operators who issue you the tickets (barcode), so that you can enter the paid cloister. It took me 24 hours to ask by email to “weekend in Italy” to kindly send me the three paid and unrefundable reservations.... It’s a nice scam because you can completely out of season, take tickets at the entrance of the cloister, only one reservation could pass, the speakers at the cloister counter were extremely correct and made us pass by having been able to scan only one reservation! For information, Viator responded quickly to my requests by email and a weekend in Italy, rather cooperative!
The ticket got us entry to every part and was worth every cent! It was a fabulous tour and we couldn’t have been happier. Only critique is that there was no address on the ticket and being a tourist just meant that I had to have access to the internet to look it up. Minor but would have been easier to have it on there.
First of all, I never received actual tickets by email, I had only original voucher from Tripadvisor/Viator. Just a day before this tour was planned, I got a message from a local tour operator (Maria) that this tour is cancelled due to their inability to get an access to Montreale on that day. This message was sent to the internal Viator mailbox and I got it just by accident. The message recommended to contact Tripadvisor immediately to request a full refund. When I tried to this online, even though the tour was cancelled by the provider, the text on the screen warned that if I push cancel, no refund will be issued. I called local provider (Palermo) and he again said I have to contact Tripadvisor as they have my money and they should refund to my credit card. I asked him if they will inform Tripadvisor about this situation themselves, but his answer was confusing. Now, I really do not know how to contact the Tripadvisor/Viator help desk to resolve this issue. Please, send me an explanation on my next steps using my email address from my account and message on my Iphone.
Good morning, to clarify, we did not cancel a tour, you purchased a ticket for an independent visit, not a guided tour. We have refunded your reservation because while we can confirm a different time than you requested, we do not want to cause problems with your vacation schedule and prefer to leave you free to get your ticket at the exact time you want. We cannot refund because we have not been paid, you have paid Tripadvisor which you can reach at customer.care@viator.com to request a full refund as you have been told by Maria.
It was said that I would get my tickets 2 days in advance, that was not correct. A day before the visit I wrote an email where the cards went, I did get them. The day of the visit I received the same cards in my mail.
We visited the town of Monreale and its Cathedral on September 3. I believe that using words, if you are not an art critic, is reductive and superfluous to be able to emphasize the majesty and magnificence of this jewel that the whole world envies us. So I prefer to upload lots of photographs to stimulate you to come and visit it and to let your imagination run wild.
Watch out, everybody. Award of 22 euros includes 9 euros fees!!!!! The tour is superb but take the tickets directly on site
Warning: if you only want to visit the cathedral the ticket is free. (Nobody explains it at the entrance ). If you also want to see the cloister, the diocesan museum and the terrace you pay. The ticket is quite steep. Decidete voi!
