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Verona's Cathedral (Duomo)
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Verona Cathedral is the city’s cathedral. Built in the 11th century, it is a cathedral combining Romanesque and Gothic styles. The church facade is divided into three parts, consisting of a gable wall and two arcades decorated with sculptures. The door is decorated with a bas-relief of the Virgin and her child. Below are reliefs that symbolize the three virtues of justice, charity and hope. The statue on the pillar next to the door is the ten prophets. The Gothic rose window was left over during the renovation of the church in the 14th century, while the Baroque elements on the upper floor were added in the 17th century. There are many Renaissance paintings in the church. The most famous one is Tiziano Vecellio's "Assumption of the Virgin", a representative painter of the Venetian school. The tower of the church is very tall, and the modern angel sculpture at the door has no sense of disobedience.
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Verona Cathedral is the city’s cathedral. Built in the 11th century, it is a cathedral combining Romanesque and Gothic styles. The church facade is divided into three parts, consisting of a gable wall and two arcades decorated with sculptures. The door is decorated with a bas-relief of the Virgin and her child. Below are reliefs that symbolize the three virtues of justice, charity and hope. The statue on the pillar next to the door is the ten prophets. The Gothic rose window was left over during the renovation of the church in the 14th century, while the Baroque elements on the upper floor were added in the 17th century. There are many Renaissance paintings in the church. The most famous one is Tiziano Vecellio's "Assumption of the Virgin", a representative painter of the Venetian school. The tower of the church is very tall, and the modern angel sculpture at the door has no sense of disobedience.
In many European cities, the representative building is the cathedral, and Verona is no exception. Equivalent to the location of the amphitheater, Verona’s cathedral is not in the very center of the city, so there are relatively fewer tourists and a bit quieter.
The church is charged. 2,5 euros, it seems that there is a church ticket, four churches can be visited, the fare is 6 euros. Generally, the cathedral is called Duomo, Gothic, and it contains many religious works of art. The most famous one is "Assumption of the Virgin" by Tiziano Vecellio, the representative painter of the Venetian school.
The church is beautiful and the carvings are exquisite. Entering the church, the floor height is very high and it is very comfortable. The transportation is very convenient. There are not many people coming. The visit is very comfortable. The church building has a certain age.
Every corner of Verona is a boutique, it feels like a pile of messy piles, but it is very in line with my aesthetics, pure Gothic church, I think this is the best looking one among the four cathedrals of Verona