The Italian Chapel is constructed from two Nissen huts that were given to the Italian Prisoners of War to use as a chapel, who were encamped on the island of Lamb Holm from 1942-1944, while they were assisting with the construction of the Churchill Barriers. The incredible 'trompe l'oeil' style of artwork inside the building was carried out by Domenico Chiocchetti and the beautiful metal rood screen was constructed by Palumbi. In all roughly ten men were involved in the transformation of the huts into the beautiful building you see today. The entire building is a dedication to peace and goodwill, which is incredible when you consider they were prisoners, hundreds of miles from their own country during war time. £4.00 entry under 13 free.