Cave Church Image, Italy | National Geographic Photo of the Day

Cave Church Image, Italy | National Geographic Photo of the Day: Take a look at the famed 'cave church,' the Temple of Valadier, in the Marches region of Italy in this National Geographic Photo of the Day.

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