Co-Cathedral of the Assumption of Mary

The Co-Cathedral features thick stone walls, semicircular arches, and sturdy pillars that support the central nave and side aisles of the building.

The construction period coincided with the rise of Romanesque architecture across Europe during the late 10th century, marking a revival of Roman building techniques.

Local residents gather at the Co-Cathedral for religious ceremonies, maintaining traditions that have persisted through generations of Sutri inhabitants.

The Co-Cathedral opens its doors daily for visitors, with extended hours during religious celebrations and reduced accessibility during morning mass services.

The structure incorporates geometric patterns and simple circular designs throughout its stonework, reflecting the mathematical precision of medieval builders.

Location: Sutri

Architectural style: Romanesque architecture

Website: http://parrocchiasutri.org

GPS coordinates: 42.24122,12.22653

Latest update: March 3, 2025 19:49