Duomo di Firenze

The Duomo di Firenze, also known as Florence Cathedral, is an iconic Renaissance architectural masterpiece in Florence, Italy. Its most striking feature is the large, terracotta-tiled dome designed by Filippo Brunelleschi, which was an engineering marvel of its time. The cathedral also boasts intricate marble facades, detailed sculptures, and the famous Campanile bell tower. Inside, visitors find stunning artistry and a peaceful atmosphere. The Duomo serves as both a vibrant place of worship and a symbol of Florence’s artistic and cultural heritage, drawing millions of visitors annually.