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The Romanesque facade of Spoleto Cathedral with its gold mosaic, rose windows and bell tower under a blue sky.
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Spoleto Cathedral

Spoleto Cathedral, dedicated to the Assumption, was built from the late 12th century after Frederick Barbarossa's troops destroyed the earlier church. Its Romanesque facade has eight rose windows and a mosaic of Christ signed by Solsternus in 1207, behind a porch added in the 15th century. Filippo Lippi began the apse frescoes of the Life of the Virgin and is buried here.

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