The Cathedral of Images is located inside the complex of Santo Stefano al Ponte, a Romanesque church now deconsecrated situated in the homonymous square in the center of Florence. This hidden gem is just a few steps away from Via Por Santa Maria, near the famous Ponte Vecchio.

The church was originally built between the 11th and 12th centuries in Romanesque style with a polychrome marble facade and a three-nave interior. In the 14th century, the exteriors of the church were redesigned and only the section of marble around the portal remains from the original facade to this day. Between 1631 and 1655, the church interiors were renovated, transforming the three naves into a single space. A crypt was added and the interiors were redesigned to include a choir.

Santo Stefano al Ponte is one of the unknown masterpieces of the Florentine architectural heritage. In 2015, thanks to the intervention of Crossmedia Group, the church was reborn under the name of Cathedral of Images, becoming the first permanent Italian center for Immersive Art Experiences. A space where art, culture, and tradition find new life.

The interiors have been digitally mapped, creating the first Immersive Art theater in Italy, which hosts real Immersive Exhibitions dedicated to the great masters of world art.

In addition to digital art, the Cathedral of Images hosts, as an auditorium, concerts of classical and contemporary music and events of great artistic and public appeal.