Cloister of Paradise

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The Cloister of Paradise is a 13th-century Moorish-style cloister in Amalfi, Italy, renowned for its elegant arcades, palm-filled courtyard, and role as the historic cemetery of Amalfi’s nobility.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf cloister
historical site
tourist attraction
adjacentTo Amalfi Cathedral
architecturalStyle Moorish
country Italy
dedicatedTo use by Amalfi Cathedral clergy
floorCount 1
hasArchitecturalFeature arcades
interlaced arches
pointed arches
slender columns
hasCulturalSignificance burial place of Amalfi nobility
example of Moorish influence in southern Italy
hasFunction meditative space
processional space
hasGardenFeature flower beds
palm trees
hasHeritageStatus protected historic monument (local)
hasPart garden
palm-filled courtyard
hasView Amalfi coast
linked to: Amalfi Coast
heritageDesignation historic cemetery of Amalfi’s nobility
inception 13th century
locatedIn Amalfi
Campania
Italy
Province of Salerno
material stone
stucco
partOf Amalfi Cathedral complex
linked to: Amalfi Cathedral
religiousAffiliation Roman Catholic Church
linked to: Roman Catholicism
startDate 13th century
touristAttractionType architectural attraction
religious site
use cemetery
cloister walk
tourist visitation

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Amalfi Cathedral knownFor Cloister of Paradise
Amalfi Cathedral hasPart Cloister of Paradise
Amalfi touristAttraction Cloister of Paradise (Chiostro del Paradiso)
linked to: Cloister of Paradise