The main chapel inside Rocchetta Mattei in Bologna Italy, is a miniature reproduction of Córdoba's Mezquita, featuring M.C. Escher-like arches that create a sense of infinite depth and perspective. The chapel's design is reminiscent of Escher's dystopic artistic vision, with its intricate and mind-bending geometric patterns. The interior of the chapel is adorned with decorative elements that further enhance its surreal atmosphere. Fascinating statues, decorated windows, and mosaic-covered inner courtyards can be found throughout the fortress
It was the home of Count Cesare Mattei, a scholar, politician, and self-taught physician who founded electrohomeopathy, a practice based on homeopathy. The fortress blends various architectural styles, including Moorish, Medieval, Liberty, Art Nouveau, and Modern Italian, creating a harmonious and visually stunning environment.
