The cathedral has a huge Romanesque gate, with magnificent floral friezes.
The interior has three naves, and the middle one is surmounted with a lunette representing the Virgin and the Child.
The Renaissance hall has several chapels: the most venerated image of Farfa is housed in the Crucifix Chapel.
The interior wall of the façade has a large canvas depicting the Last Judgment (1571) by the Flemish painter Hendrick van den Broeck.

Ruins of the ancient 9th century church are included in the church and the monastery.
In 1961, in the apse, a precious Roman sarcophagus from the 1st or 2nd century AD was discovered.
The large cloister is from the 16th century.
The bell tower belongs to the original Carolingian buildings.
Inside, at the lower end, Abbot Sichard had an oratory built.
The cathedral has a huge Romanesque gate, with magnificent floral friezes. The interior has three naves, and the middle one is surmounted with a lunette representing the Virgin and the Child. The Renaissance hall has several chapels: the most venerated image of Farfa is housed in the Crucifix Chapel. The interior wall of the façade has a large canvas depicting the Last Judgment (1571) by the Flemish painter Hendrick van den Broeck.
Ruins of the ancient 9th century church are included in the church and the monastery. In 1961, in the apse, a precious Roman sarcophagus from the 1st or 2nd century AD was discovered. The large cloister is from the 16th century. The bell tower belongs to the original Carolingian buildings. Inside, at the lower end, Abbot Sichard had an oratory built.
Farfa Abbey