Cathedral of Parma, Italy

The Cathedral of Parma (Duomo) is a church in Parma, Italy.

The church was consecrated in 1116. The original building was heavily damaged by an earthquake in 1117 and had to be restored. Remains can be seen throughout the church.

The Cathedral of Parma has a gothic belfry which was constructed from 1284-1294.

There are several famous and valuable historic pieces housed in the Cathedral, including the Assumption of the Virgin fresco by Correggioand from 1526 the Deposition by Benedetto Antelami from 1178.

The Cathedral of Parma has an official website with some fantastic pictures, however the text is all in Italian.

Other Parma Attractions
While you are in Parma visiting the Cathedral, be sure to visit other historic locations.
Parma is an ancient place with plenty of history to explore, particular in its museums.

Some interesting places include:
The Archaelogical Museum
Bodoni Museum
Chinese and Ethnological Museum
Dukes' Palace and Park
Lombardi Museum
Regio Theatre
Church and Monastery of Saint John The Evangelist