Parma Cathedral, Italy 1059

The Parma Cathedral, built in 1059, is an iconic example of Romanesque architecture. This style, prevalent from the 10th to 13th centuries, is characterized by rounded arches, sturdy pillars, and decorative elements inspired by classical Roman architecture. The cathedral features a towering bell tower and a distinctive round structure, both showcasing the architectural hallmarks of the Romanesque period. The building's imposing presence and intricate details make it a significant landmark in Parma, Italy.