[2025 Parma Attraction] Travel Guide for Cattedrale di Parma (Updated May)

🕰️Historical background Parma Cathedral (Cattedrale di Parma) is located in the Emilia-Romagna region of Italy. Construction began in 1059 by Bishop Cadarussa and was consecrated by Pope Pascal II in 1106. The church dates back to the 6th century and was later rebuilt in the 9th century. 🏗️Architectural style and reconstruction The church combines various architectural styles. It was rebuilt in 1117 due to an earthquake and its magnificent facade was completed in 1178. Between the middle and right doors is the tomb of the mathematician Biagio Pelacani (died in 1416), adding cultural depth. 🔔The charm of the Gothic clock tower The Gothic bell tower built between 1284 and 1294 is the highlight of the church. Although the bell tower on the left was not completed, its towering figure still makes it a great spot for photography enthusiasts to take photos. 🛁The beautiful company of the baptistery Flanking the cathedral is the octagonal Parma Baptistery, which features a unique design and exquisite carvings, showcasing the essence of medieval art. 🗺️Visit suggestions When visiting Palma, don't miss this cathedral. Whether you're a history buff or an architecture fan, the Cathedral of Palma will give you an unforgettable experience. Remember to bring your camera to capture every detail! 📍 Address: Piazza Duomo, 7, 43121 Parma PR, Italy 🕰️ Business hours: Monday to Sunday 07:45 - 19:20 💸 Free admission to #church #photographyholyplace #quietplace

Slow relaxing chill day in Parma! There are no much in Parma, I have been to a park and walked around the city. In the park, there is a small pond with ducks and birds around everywhere, see how nature is doing and slow down your pace, have a mind break during weekend. Walk across the bride seeing the great sunshine and blue sky, going into alley you will see some beautiful Italian culture decoration, go future into the city, visit the duomo, every duomo in Italy have its own history, visit all of them to understand the development of Italy.

I thank you for an opportunity to stepped in this land while I was supporting my friend in a very tough time. This is one of the tourist place in the CBD Parma, Italy. This building is open for people to visit as well as there is priest in there to pray for people.

#Overseas Travel Parma is a small and exquisite town in northern Italy, and a day is enough to stroll around it. The Duomo Cathedral doesn't have a gorgeous exterior, but its interior is filled with murals that are surprising! Parma's low-key cathedral and baptistery built of pink marble. The cathedral is covered with exquisite murals, and the golden organ in the church is very eye-catching. In several corners of the city center of Parma, pianos are placed for people to play freely. The melodious music can be heard from time to time, making the town more lively and full of vitality. In the central square of Parma 🇮🇹, Italy, there is a very delicate classical sundial on the clock tower. The sundial is an ancient clock that indicates time based on the shadow cast by the position of the sun☀️☀️. I looked at it for a long time but still couldn't understand why the sundial was one hour slower than the clock on the clock tower 😁. It turned out that in Italy, the time of that visit was during daylight saving time (in order to make use of more daylight, people moved the clock forward one hour, thus turning it into daylight saving time). So, the electronic clock in the clock tower that day showed 5pm⏰, and the time shown on the sundial was 4pm. #ItalianTravel #EuropeanTravel #OverseasTravel

#timetotravel The Parma Cathedral, or the Duomo di Parma, is an exquisite masterpiece of Romanesque architecture that left me in awe. Located in the heart of Parma, Italy, this cathedral is a testament to the skill and artistry of its builders. As I entered the cathedral, I was immediately struck by the sense of grandeur and spirituality that fills the space. The intricate sculptures, stunning frescoes, and the beautiful rose window captivated my senses. The highlight, however, was the stunning Baptistry adjacent to the cathedral, a true gem of medieval architecture. Its interior is adorned with breathtaking frescoes by the renowned artist Benedetto Antelami. Visiting the Parma Cathedral is a must for anyone exploring this charming Italian city. It's a place that transports you to another era and leaves you with a deep appreciation for the beauty of religious art and architecture. #italy #parma

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Sophie's Italian travel notes Italy Milan is about an hour drive to Palm City, the city of ham, the city is not as fashionable and classical as Milan, the city is not big and very old. There is a beautiful Lombard-Roman style building with a minaret clock tower in the centre of Parma