duomo vecchio di brescia
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duomo vecchio di brescia印象
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Its big and dominates the center of the old city and it is less visited than many others in the area. If you are in the city go - otherwise pass it by.
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Busy during the day and magnificent at night when the crowd leaves. A grand duomo rich in history tucked at a quiet corner outside the main shopping belt. A quiet and excellent place to take a stroll at night
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A fascinating church built in the round (probably the site dated to early Christian times). The 1 euro audio guide is available in 3 languages and worth the money as it was informative. Some amazing art and architectural pieces are here- including a large crypt, beautifully decorated dome, several very fine frescoes and painting as well as some well preserved mosaics. Free to enter! At the rear (not easy to find) is an interesting inset of two figures.
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I've lived in Italy for a handful of years now and I've seen an unending list of churches throughout the country, but this one is unique and just amazing. If you're looking for details and paintings this is not your stop (but next to this church is the new and more modern duomo), but to take a step inside the church is like stepping back in time. From the outside you get this wonderful view of new and old, because there are two duomos next to each other. Duomo Vecchio is very particular because of it's shape being completely round. This duomo is not open all day long so you must know the right hours to stop and visit. Having a coffee at Dolce Vita- a bar situated directly in front of the two duomos makes for a special place to just sit and take in the view.
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Very interesting early medieval church, remarkable not only for its unusual design but also for its spare interior. Brescia is certainly worth a day, and especially the City Museum. Not as flashy as some of the Italian cities, but remarkably deep and broad in its art and history.
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When we entered this cathedral we both spent several minutes trying to take in the atmosphere and the sights to the front of us. I have never been in this type of church before and was amazed at the way the whole church had been built. Having read the history/story of this place of worship I was truly impressed by what I saw. It is not as ornately decorated as many other cathedrals in Italy and is, I believe, a sobering contrast to the New Cathedral next door. Get there early as it closes for lunch and then go to the new cathedral and compare. I leave you to make up your own minds as which one represent a better image of the Christian faith as it is supposed to be - over decorated or humble and plain.
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I've been there very shortly since the mass was going on. I was not impressed by Duomo Vecchio (Duomo Nuovo is fantastic). The only interesting thing for me was that when you enter, you are on kind of balcony, and the man hall is downstairs, in kind of niche. I never seen this before
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This is one of the few example of Romanic Circle based Christian Church existing in the world.It is amazing and very spiritual to be visited. Still place of pray and meditation.Needs to be seen.
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I was impressed with this building. It was built and built over again over the centuries. Remember to wear appropriately as there is a guard outside preventing visitors who wear shorts or singlets from entering as this is a place of worship and respect is expected.
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Located beside the main cathedral. Worth a visit, free entry, allow 30 minutes maximum for your visit