Cattedrale di Santa Maria AssuntaDuomo di Pisa

The Cathedral of Pisa is a medieval Roman Catholic cathedral, which was built in 1063 and was paid for using the trophy of the Muslim war in Sicily in 1063. The reconstruction of St. Mark's Cathedral in Venice that year proved the fierce confrontation between the two maritime republics to see which could create the most beautiful and luxurious places of worship.

The facade design of the church and the West Hall and other buildings are almost perfect. The organic combination of square and triangle also has a dome, but many people have not noticed it because the halo of the leaning tower is too dazzling.

The Cathedral of Pisa is the ancestor on the Piazza dei Miracoli. The largest of the teaching buildings can also be said to be the main building of these buildings, but because the Leaning Tower of Pisa as the bell tower of the church is so famous, before I came to Pisa, I really only heard about the Leaning Tower of Pisa. Tower and never heard of Pisa Cathedral. The Cathedral of Pisa was built in the 11th century in the park and has been a historical building for more than a thousand years. But from the appearance, it doesn't look run down at all, it is very well preserved, gorgeous and atmospheric.

The Leaning Tower of Pisa is worth a visit if you stop by. It takes an hour by train from Florence to visit the main church, the baptistery, and the tower. I was shocked when I saw the Leaning Tower of Pisa with my own eyes. It was a lot more shocking than the photos, and the slope was very large.

The intersection of the deep nave and the wide transept is covered by an oval vault. The nave uses light columns to support the wooden frame roof. The bronze door at the entrance of the church is one of the focal points for viewing. The legendary door of Ponano Pinosa. The carving on the door describes the life of Jesus Christ.