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Santa Maria Maggiore

church, Como, Italy
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  • Como, Italy: Church of Sant' Abbondio
    Como

    …landmarks include the Cathedral of Santa Maria Maggiore (14th–18th century), a fine example of the fusion of Gothic and Renaissance styles; the Broletto, or Communal Tower (1215; facade rebuilt 1435), the former city hall; and the Church of Sant’ Abbondio, formerly the cathedral, consecrated in 1095 on the site of…

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    …landmarks include the Cathedral of Santa Maria Maggiore (14th–18th century), a fine example of the fusion of Gothic and Renaissance styles; the Broletto, or Communal Tower (1215; facade rebuilt 1435), the former city hall; and the Church of Sant’ Abbondio, formerly the cathedral, consecrated in 1095 on the site of…

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