Religious site
Como Cathedral
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Como Cathedral, also known as Cattedrale di Santa Maria Assunta, dominates the city center with its striking Gothic-Renaissance architecture. Construction began in 1396 and continued for centuries, resulting in a harmonious blend of styles. The white marble facade, adorned with statues and rose windows, is a masterpiece of Lombard craftsmanship. Inside, visitors can admire the high altar, carved wooden choir stalls, and frescoes by local artists. The cathedral's location on Piazza del Duomo makes it a natural starting point for exploring Como. Its towering spire and intricate details reflect the city's historical wealth and religious devotion.
Don't miss
- Intricate marble facade with statues and rose windows
- High altar and carved wooden choir stalls
- Frescoes by Bernardino Luini and other Renaissance artists
- Tapestries from the 16th century
- View of the cathedral from Piazza del Duomo
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