The Longobard Temple - World Heritage Site, Cividale del Friuli

Erected in the 8th century, The Longobard Temple - World Heritage Site remains one of Italy's most significant examples of Lombard architecture. Lombards ruled the Italian Peninsula between about 568 and 774, leaving behind few major architectural works. This temple and chapel, with high-relief saint sculptures in stucco and frescoes showing Byzantine influence, have been on the World Heritage List with six other Lombard locations since 2011. The audioguide available there is highly recommended to get all the background details about the site and appreciate its importances and architectural uniqueness. By using our Cividale del Friuli vacation maker, you can arrange your visit to The Longobard Temple - World Heritage Site and other attractions in Cividale del Friuli.