The white marble façade of Mantua Cathedral with its brick Romanesque bell tower on Piazza Sordello under a blue sky.

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Mantua Cathedral

Mantua Cathedral is the Roman Catholic cathedral of Mantua, dedicated to Saint Peter, on the north side of Piazza Sordello. It combines a Romanesque bell tower, a Gothic south flank from around 1400, an interior remodelled by Giulio Romano after a fire in 1545 and a marble façade built in 1756–1761.

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