Duomo Vecchio

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Duomo Vecchio is a Romanesque-style cathedral in Brescia, Italy, notable for its circular layout and historic religious architecture.

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Duomo Vecchio canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Roman Catholic cathedral
Romanesque church
historic building
rotunda church
adjacentTo Duomo Nuovo
alsoKnownAs Cattedrale Invernale di Santa Maria Assunta
Old Cathedral of Brescia
architecturalStyle Romanesque
builtOver earlier Christian buildings
cityRole one of the cathedrals of Brescia
constructionStart 11th century
circa 11th century AD
country Italy
denomination Roman Catholic Church
linked to: Roman Catholicism
diocese Roman Catholic Diocese of Brescia
linked to: Diocese of Brescia
era Middle Ages
floorPlanType circular layout
rotunda
function cathedral church
place of worship
hasArchitecturalElement Romanesque columns
small windows typical of Romanesque style
stone vaults
hasArchitecturalFeature Romanesque arches
central dome
crypt
cylindrical body
elevated presbytery
massive stone walls
hasArtwork religious artworks
hasPart crypt of San Filastrio
main circular nave
side chapels
heritageStatus historic religious architecture
locatedIn Brescia
Lombardy
Piazza Paolo VI, Brescia
material stone
notableFor circular Romanesque plan
historic religious significance
well-preserved Romanesque architecture
primaryDedication Santa Maria Assunta
region northern Italy
linked to: Northern Italy
religiousAffiliation Christianity
tourism popular tourist attraction in Brescia
usedAs winter cathedral of Brescia

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Brescia hasLandmark Duomo Vecchio
Piazza Paolo VI hasPart Duomo Vecchio
Duomo Nuovo isAdjacentTo Duomo Vecchio