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The Romanesque facade of Assisi Cathedral with three rose windows and its bell tower, seen across Piazza San Rufino.
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Assisi Cathedral

Assisi Cathedral is dedicated to Rufinus, the town's martyred first bishop, and was begun in 1140 to designs by Giovanni da Gubbio. Its Romanesque facade carries three rose windows; the interior was remodelled by Galeazzo Alessi from 1571. Francis and Clare were both baptised here, and the crypt and diocesan museum show the earlier churches below.

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