
Cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta
Собор Санта Марія Ассунта
The Cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta, located in Siena, Italy, is a prominent example of Italian Romanesque-Gothic architecture. Construction began in 1196. The structure is notable for its façade of white and greenish-black marble and its distinctive bell tower reaching approximately 77 meters.
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The cathedral was intended to be the largest in the world, but construction was halted in the 14th century due to financial constraints. Its interior features intricate mosaics and the Piccolomini Library. Accessible to the public, it offers guided tours for visitors interested in its history and art. The cathedral is open year-round, though hours may vary depending on the season.



