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The round Romanesque Old Cathedral of Brescia in sunlight, its stone drum with small arched windows above a tiled lower ring and the entrance portal.
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Wolfgang Moroder · CC BY-SA 3.0 · Source

Old Cathedral

The Old Cathedral, known as La Rotonda, is a circular Romanesque church in Brescia begun around 1100 on the site of an earlier basilica, and the city's winter co-cathedral. It keeps the crypt of San Filastrio, the red marble sarcophagus of Bishop Berardo Maggi from 1308 and paintings by Moretto and Romanino.

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