Modena Cathedral
Modena Cathedral, located in Modena, Italy, is a Romanesque church constructed between 1099 and 1184. The cathedral is renowned for its intricate facade and the impressive Ghirlandina Tower, which stands at 86 meters. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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The cathedral was designed by architect Lanfranco and sculptor Wiligelmo. It features a series of bas-reliefs that depict biblical scenes. The Ghirlandina Tower provides panoramic views of the city. Visitors can explore the interior's marble columns and frescoes. Modena Cathedral is accessible by public transport, located near the city center.