Top Things to do In Mantova 2021

"The rose window decorated on the door is also unique to the church. On the main altar inside the Basilica of San Zeno Maggiore there is also a painting of "Virgin and Child" by Manteni."

"The red-brick church looks simple and authentic. The design of the gate is very special. It is composed of tuff and brick interlaced, which has a kaleidoscope effect. It is said that this is a Romanesque design, with a round arch on the main door and a tall column in the middle corridor. This is the most characteristic Romanesque architectural design in 1000. The rose window above is referred to as the "wheel of fortune", symbolizing the capricious nature and destiny mentioned in the doctrine. There is a bell tower with a spire behind it. This is the gothic style popular in the later trend, and architects have made innovative changes. Therefore, this church is the earliest example of local Romanesque architecture incorporating Gothic elements. Walking into the church, the complex decorations let people know that this is the art palace built by artists behind the prosperous Christian civilization."

"Repair work is currently underway, which means considerable damage in the church. However, the church was built in the 11th century and has many frescoes and altars. The wooden roof is decorated with more than 400 paintings of saints, and the dark brown spire roof is very eye-catching."

"Palma Cathedral is really beautiful. The unique petal window can project the shape of petals only one day a year. Although it is not very symmetrical, it is as beautiful as the irregular color projection."

"The cathedral is being rebuilt. Compared with Anastasia, the national model is smaller and less gorgeous. One-third of the part is covered by scaffolding and cannot be visited. There are excavations showing old Roman ruins, and there is free audio to visit. The explainer, painted on the ceiling of the cathedral is very delicate, you can watch carefully with a telescope"

"Through the church of St. Francesca, you can enter the tomb of Juliet, a historical building in the Middle Ages. There are many historical murals of Romeo and Juliet, but they are painted by later generations. Because the love story passed down for generations is fictional, the granite marble coffin is empty"

"St. John’s Evangelical Church is a very popular place in the local area. Every weekend, people nearby come here. Usually, the visit will be quieter. The church is a bit dim. The huge St. John’s fresco is also quite large. See a lot of things."

"The Basilica of Santa Maria del Fiore has a long history. The periphery of the church is a masonry structure. You can see many good things here. The cathedral is also a free-to-visit landscape with many sculptures and religious things inside."

"The church enters the courtyard through an inconspicuous arched entrance, so it is easy to be missed, but there is a small sign in front of the arch to remind you of the existence of historical monuments. The building was built in the early twelfth century, and some interior frescoes date back to the same period, belonging to the Byzantine style."

"The Holy Church of Jesus is here in Temple Square, with a series of marble statues, ornaments and amazing displays, a bit off the center of the tourist route, the Baroque decorations are historical relics of the 19th century, and there is a local handicraft market nearby. , Lots of snacks"