Verona Cathedral

Made in a comparable style to the Basilica of San Zeno, Verona Cathedral introduces a building that is more excellent, bigger and more ornamental.

The front exterior highlights a comparable shape and composition, however contains significantly more decoration and some fantastic artwork and recolored glass windows.

Sanctified in 1187, the Cathedral is one of the most established religious structures in Verona and is committed to the Virgin Mary.

While the outside is sublime in its own particular right, the inside is similarly as extravagant and decorative.

At the main altar, there is a shocking fresco delineating the a religious scene, and more Renaissance frescos can be found in the primary sanctuaries.

Moreover, a colossal gold organ stands to one side of the altar and red Verona marble segments line the main knave.