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The New Cathedral is Brescia's main church, built from 1604 to 1825 on the site of the early Christian basilica of San Pietro de Dom, beside the round Old Cathedral. Its dome by Luigi Cagnola rises about 80 metres and was rebuilt after damage in the Second World War; inside are paintings by Romanino and Moretto and a monument to Pope Paul VI.
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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