Parma Cathedral and Baptistery
Parma Cathedral is a Romanesque church with a dome painted by Correggio (the Assumption of the Virgin, an illusionistic masterpiece that makes the dome appear to open to the sky). Free to enter.
City in Italy
2 things to see
Parma is synonymous with Parmesan cheese and prosciutto, a refined city in Emilia-Romagna where the food traditions are world-class and the prices are not. The cathedral square with its pink marble baptistery is free to admire, and the wide Parco Ducale across the river costs nothing for a stroll. It sits on the main rail line between Bologna and Modena, so it slots easily into a low-cost Emilia-Romagna food run.
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Parma Cathedral is a Romanesque church with a dome painted by Correggio (the Assumption of the Virgin, an illusionistic masterpiece that makes the dome appear to open to the sky). Free to enter.
Parma's old town is an elegant grid of porticoed streets, yellow-painted palaces, and food shops selling Parmigiano-Reggiano and Prosciutto di Parma. Free to walk.
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