Sistine Chapel seen from the top of St. Peter The Sistine chapel dimensions are believed to recall the same measures of the great temple of Salomon in Jerusalem, destroyed by Titus in AD 70.
The length is 40,23 meters and the height is 20,70.
The Sistine chapel is 13,40 meters wide, the same space occupied by 20 persons standing on the side one of the other.
The length is 40,23 meters and the height is 20,70.
The Sistine chapel is 13,40 meters wide, the same space occupied by 20 persons standing on the side one of the other.
