Parma Cathedral, Parma
Parma Cathedral, begun in the eleventh century, is a masterpiece of Italian Romanesque architecture, with a sandstone facade of open loggias and a tall campanile; inside, Correggio painted his famous Assumption of the Virgin in the dome.
Scenario: 7 November 2026 · 17:29 Europe/Rome
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Parma Cathedral, begun in the eleventh century, is a masterpiece of Italian Romanesque architecture, with a sandstone facade of open loggias and a tall campanile; inside, Correggio painted his famous Assumption of the Virgin in the dome. Beside it in Piazza Duomo stands the Baptistery, an octagon in pink Verona marble. At the retrieval, conditions were overcast (WMO code 3), 9.6 degrees, 100 percent cloud cover and a wind of 2.4 kilometres per hour.
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