The church, with a Latin cross plan, has got three naves, with a door associated to each one in the façade (a central and two side ones).

On the façade, realized on a design made by Emanuele Cardona, there are two bell towers, with four bells weighing 20 quintals on the whole, one of them was used for the running of the clock which does not exist any longer.

The naves are divided by two rows of four columns made with monolithic marble from monte Bonifato, leaning on quadrangular bases.
The apse has got an eye window, where they added a wrought iron cross in 1927.

Inside the Church there are the Baptistry and two altars in the smaller naves (the altar of Madonna with the Seven Angels on the right and Saint Bartholomew's altar on the left).There are also the following chapels:
The Madonna of Honey's chapel (Madonna del Miele) and the Holy Sacrament's chapel in the transept;
The Madonna of Pompei's chapel and the Holy Sacrament's chapel next to the presbytery.

On the apse there is Saints Paul and Bartholomew's painting, made by Giuseppe Felice in 1701.

In the chapel of Madonna of Honey there is a painting of Madonna of Honey dating back to about 1300; this is the most ancient painting in Alcamo and is ascribed to Barnaba of Modena.

The stuccoes inside the Church were realized by Vincenzo and Gabriele Messina, and the frescoes by Antonio Grano.

Inside the sacristy there is a painting which represents the Holy Heart of Jesus made by Giuseppe Carta in 1858, and of the Holy Heart of Jesus, carved in 1932 by Giuseppe Ospedale on behalf of the Congregation with the same name: it was carried out in procession at the end of July.

In the antisagresty there is another painting, made by Giuseppe Carrera in 1610,representing San Nicolò da Tolentino kneeling in front of an altar in a dark room, and a wooden statue of Madonna del Miele, carved in 1846 by Giovanni Stellino.
It was venerated on the altar until 1903 and was restored a few years ago by Maria Rosa Puma.

In the office there are:
Our Lady of Miracles, a painting made on zinc
A baroque wooden scaffarrata: inside it there is a Child Jesus holding his right hand on his chest, while the left one is sustaining a blood-red heart.
He has three necklaces, one made with coral, the second with pearls, and the third one with a golden crucifix.
On the two sides there are two angels.
The church, with a Latin cross plan, has got three naves, with a door associated to each one in the façade (a central and two side ones).
On the façade, realized on a design made by Emanuele Cardona, there are two bell towers, with four bells weighing 20 quintals on the whole, one of them was used for the running of the clock which does not exist any longer.
The naves are divided by two rows of four columns made with monolithic marble from monte Bonifato, leaning on quadrangular bases. The apse has got an eye window, where they added a wrought iron cross in 1927.
Inside the Church there are the Baptistry and two altars in the smaller naves (the altar of Madonna with the Seven Angels on the right and Saint Bartholomew's altar on the left).There are also the following chapels:
The Madonna of Honey's chapel (Madonna del Miele) and the Holy Sacrament's chapel in the transept;
The Madonna of Pompei's chapel and the Holy Sacrament's chapel next to the presbytery.
On the apse there is Saints Paul and Bartholomew's painting, made by Giuseppe Felice in 1701.
In the chapel of Madonna of Honey there is a painting of Madonna of Honey dating back to about 1300; this is the most ancient painting in Alcamo and is ascribed to Barnaba of Modena.
The stuccoes inside the Church were realized by Vincenzo and Gabriele Messina, and the frescoes by Antonio Grano.
Inside the sacristy there is a painting which represents the Holy Heart of Jesus made by Giuseppe Carta in 1858, and of the Holy Heart of Jesus, carved in 1932 by Giuseppe Ospedale on behalf of the Congregation with the same name: it was carried out in procession at the end of July.
In the antisagresty there is another painting, made by Giuseppe Carrera in 1610,representing San Nicolò da Tolentino kneeling in front of an altar in a dark room, and a wooden statue of Madonna del Miele, carved in 1846 by Giovanni Stellino. It was venerated on the altar until 1903 and was restored a few years ago by Maria Rosa Puma.
In the office there are:
Our Lady of Miracles, a painting made on zinc
A baroque wooden scaffarrata: inside it there is a Child Jesus holding his right hand on his chest, while the left one is sustaining a blood-red heart. He has three necklaces, one made with coral, the second with pearls, and the third one with a golden crucifix. On the two sides there are two angels.
Santi Paolo e Bartolomeo, Alcamo