Vercelli Cathedral

Vercelli Cathedral, located in Vercelli, Italy, is a prominent Romanesque church known for its architectural and historical significance. Built primarily in the 11th and 12th centuries, it features a striking façade and beautiful interior artwork, including frescoes and sculptures. The cathedral is dedicated to Saint Eusebius, the city's patron saint, and serves as a bishopric. It is part of the larger cultural heritage of the Piedmont region, reflecting the area's medieval history and ecclesiastical importance. The cathedral’s blend of architectural styles showcases the evolution of religious buildings in Italy over centuries.