La cattedrale di Santa Maria Assunta, nota comunemente come duomo di Como, è il principale edificio di culto della città di Como, chiesa madre della diocesi omonima.
Situata vicino al lago, rappresenta uno dei più ragguardevoli monumenti dell’Italia settentrionale. All’interno sono custoditi arazzi del XVI e XVII secolo, eseguiti a Ferrara, Firenze e Bruxelles, e dipinti cinquecenteschi di Bernardino Luini e Gaudenzio Ferrari.
Google Reviews
Emilian Zaharinov
4 weeks agoVery beautiful cathedral! Amazing architecture and great to celebrate engagement ❤️🥰 Thank you Como for the cozy and warm welcome.
Matthew Twigger
a year agoOver the years I have been in a lot of cathedrals and churches throughout Europe. I can honestly say this is without a doubt the most impressive I have visited. The artwork and decoration are stunning.
Theodor-Alexandru Gavan
2 months agoBeautiful are free admission. There is an area set aside for tourists and that they do not disturb those who pray. Quite logical.
Travis Benson
2 weeks agoThis Cathedral was very moving. The beauty and the history is on full display, and it being in Como just adds to the majesty. Highly recommend spending some time here!
Rick Taylor
2 months agoDid not know Como was famous for a Cathedral. Sense of wonder when told there has been a religious building on this site since 230ad
