The Cappella dei Morti, or Chapel of the Dead, is a small chapel located in the city of Florence, Italy. It is part of the larger Basilica di San Lorenzo and is known for its somber atmosphere and artistic significance. The chapel features frescoes that depict themes of death and the afterlife, reflecting the cultural attitudes of the time. Constructed in the 16th century, the chapel serves as a burial site for members of the Medici family, one of the most influential dynasties in Italian history. The artwork within the chapel, including works by notable artists, emphasizes the importance of mortality and remembrance in the context of the Medici's legacy.