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The whole of cappellascrovegni.com in one list, grouped by what you are trying to do. It is deliberately short: a page for each question people actually ask at this address, a page that lines all thirteen bookable listings up against each other, and a review page wherever enough people have written something to make one worth your time.
Start here
- Home — Cappella degli Scrovegni
- Is fifteen minutes worth the journey?
- How long you actually get inside
Getting in, which is the hard part
- The operator’s tariff, and what one ticket covers
- How to book, and why never on the day
- Opening hours, slots and the evening programme
- Piazza Eremitani 8, and the door people miss
What is on the walls
- Three tiers, the vault, and the grey Virtues
- Who Giotto was, and what changed after him
- The blue, and why the vault reads as sky
- The wall you turn round to see on the way out
- The perfect circle, and who told that story
- How a fresco is made, and why secco flakes
The chapel and the city
Everything bookable, compared
What reviewers actually wrote
- Seventy-four written reviews, and the shape of them
- The guided visit of the chapel (4.7 from 332)
- The ticket and audio guide (3.8 from 165)
- The private city walk (4.6 from 194)
- The small-group walk (4.4 from 61)
- The evening tour (4.4 from 59)
- The Padua city walking tour (4.8 from 18)
- The St Anthony tour, which does not go in (4.7 from 11)
About this site
If a page you expected is not here, it is probably because this site does not have one. There is no page of hotels, no page of restaurants near the chapel, and no ranking of Italian attractions against each other. What there is, is one room and how to get into it.