Duomo di Orbetello

The Duomo di Orbetello features pointed arches, ribbed vaults, and flying buttresses typical of Gothic architecture from the late medieval period.

The cathedral stands on the foundations of a Roman temple from the 5th century and underwent construction around 1300 during the expansion of Gothic architecture.

The marble relief Antependium inside the co-cathedral represents the artistic achievements and religious dedication of the High Medieval period in Tuscany.

Visitors must cover shoulders and knees when entering the cathedral, which remains open for religious services and guided tours throughout the year.

This co-cathedral contains architectural elements from multiple centuries, including remnants of the original Roman temple beneath its current Gothic structure.

Location: Orbetello

Architectural style: Gothic architecture

GPS coordinates: 42.43867,11.21057

Latest update: March 15, 2025 08:18