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The brick Romanesque facade of Pesaro Cathedral with its rose window and white marble portal under a blue sky.
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Pesaro Cathedral

Pesaro Cathedral, dedicated to the Assumption, stands on the site of early Christian churches: beneath its floor lie two superimposed mosaic pavements of the 4th and 6th centuries, which visitors can see by booking a slot. The plain brick Romanesque facade dates from 1282–1312, while the interior was remodelled in neoclassical style around 1900.

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