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duomo (cattedrale di san zeno)

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This 12th-century cathedral is a principal component of one of the finest...

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Geralt-von-Rivia

If you are already in Pistoia you have to step into Duomo of Pistoia. Gret piece of architecture and very nice pieces of old christian artefacts. Look on the right from the altar - some remainings of saints we stored here.
ScoopTraveler

Those in charge have prominent signs displayed forbidding all photographs even when there are no services. I tried to get close enough to see a fresco near the altar and the Beadle screamed at me to go away. I wasn't even trying to take a photograph, just enjoy the art that I had studied.
DawnKen_12

With not quite the splendour of some of the Tuscan Duomo's this place was still a great work of architectural splendor. It seems to have been wedged in against the other buildings in the piazza. No photos even without flash are allowed which is a shame. the piazza outside is full of activity not full of tourists here you meet the true Tuscan's. Across from the Cathedral is the baptistery again a much plainer building than many you see but still well woth a visit
ChrisMikeEllis

The whole medieval center of Pistoia is very well preserved, and very compact. Its also very pretty and definitely worth a visit. Its also the center of the night life in the area, so going for a leisurely meal of tasty Tuscan fare folllowed by a late night cocktail (Limoncello!) or two while soaking up the atmosphere is always a good idea :)The cathedral itself is beautiful on the outside, typically Italian.
CountryHarvestUSA

This square has a museum, the "court house", Governor's building if I read it right, 2 coffee shops, and daily entertainment (and of course several churches). Most days and every evening someone has been out there blowing large bubbles for the children. In late afternoon families come to visit. Wednesday and Saturday is a large flea market. It has tall towers so you can look up and find your way from the crooked streets around the area. There are little restaurants and coffee shops and gelaterias tucked away all around the small side streets. Pistoia is definitely a place to spend several days Most everything is closed on Sunday and many on Monday mornings. Nearly everything closes noon-ish to 4:30 and then open late. It is not a long walk from the bus or train station and you get to see and feel the town.
JohnUK

We visited 5 cathedrals on our tour and whilst not the most architecturally imposing this was the best kept. It's tall, bare, Romanesque interior walls are a complete contrast to the later exterior cladding. There is a good crypt and a magnificent wall painting in a south chapel. I didn't find the famous solid silver altarpiece very exciting, but then I didn't pay to have the chapel opened and only looked at it in the gloom through the railings. Apart from the altarpiece they were happy with photography all through the building. It is possible to have a tour up the tower for a fee but it looks a mighty long way and we gave it a miss, but no doubt the views are amazingNg.
rik2011

If you have to kill some time before going to the Blues festival. Yep, another Duomo, nothing fancy, but nice Della Robbia decoration in the front portal
Dropback10

All duomos are unique and never should be skipped if time allows. This one is no different. Pistoia is so easily reached by train that you should try it.
Tchumb

This is another beautiful Italian Cathedral and contains the much admired Alter of St James- a massive embossed silver alter. Plenty to see.
damyrutjes

This is a great Duomo in al place I really like. The Duomo is bigger than expected and free to visit. Downstairs you have the possibility to light some real candles instead of all the fake ones I don't like.

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