Nestled in the heart of Positano, Italy, the Church of Santa Maria Assunta (Chiesa di Santa Maria Assunta) stands out with its vibrant, tiled dome, a striking feature against the backdrop of pastel-hued houses. The church, an architectural gem both inside and out, dates back to the 12th century. Inside, visitors can admire a Byzantine-style icon of the Black Madonna and Child, a significant religious artifact that adds to the historical and cultural richness of the site. The combination of its picturesque exterior and the revered artwork within makes it a compelling stop for those exploring the coastal town.
Church of Santa Maria Assunta (Chiesa di Santa Maria Assunta)
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