Parma Cathedral, Italy 1059

Parma Cathedral, a prominent example of Romanesque architecture, was constructed in 1059. The cathedral is known for its distinctive rounded apse, a common feature of Romanesque architecture. Its massive, brick facade, with its repeating arches and simple ornamentation, reflects the architectural styles prevalent in 11th-century Italy. The cathedral serves as a testament to the enduring power of Romanesque design and continues to inspire awe in visitors today.