Aosta Cathedral

The Aosta Cathedral is distinguished by its attractive architecture that attracts visitors to it, as the cathedral was originally built during the fourth century AD, but it was subjected to several restorations later that resulted in its current form, as the structure of the cathedral was modified during the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries, then the church was completely renovated Complete and replace its structure with a new one in the eleventh century. The current façade was built between 1846 and 1848 in the neoclassical style. The church includes a group of structures remaining from the Romanesque period, including two clock towers and a crypt, in addition to an Ortonian mural decorating the ceiling of the church.