Cathedrals of Italy

There are a total of 368 Cathedrals of Italy and to make an exhaustive list of them all would require a much longer page without any photos. So that being the case, 30 of the most famous, most beautiful and most distinctive are laid out below.

Archbasilica of Saint John Lateran

Archbasilica of Saint John Lateran, Rome

Milan Cathedral

Florence Cathedral

Basilica di San Marco

Basilica di San Marco, Venice

Siena Cathedral

Siena Cathedral, Tuscany

Orvieto Cathedral

Orvieto Cathedral, Umbria

Monreale Cathedral

Monreale Cathedral, Sicily

Syracuse Cathedral

Syracuse Cathedral, Sicily

Pisa Cathedral

Pisa Cathedral, Tuscany

Cefalu Cathedral

Cefalù Cathedral, Sicily

Lecce Cathedral

Lecce Cathedral, Puglia

Bolzano Cathedral

Bolzano Cathedral, Trentino Alto-Adige

Prato Cathedral

Prato Cathedral, Tuscany

Parma Cathedral

Parma Cathedral, Emilia Romagna

Anagni Cathedral

Anagni Cathedral, Lazio

Cremona Cathedral

Cremona Cathedral, Lombardy

Modena Cathedral

Modena Cathedral, Emilia Romagna

Genoa Cathedral

Genoa Cathedral, Liguria

Amalfi Cathedral

Amalfi Cathedral, Campania

Pistoia Cathedral

Pistoia Cathedral, Tuscany

Palermo Cathedral

Palermo Cathedral, Sicily

Agrigento Cathedral

Agrigento Cathedral, Sicily

Verona Cathedral

Verona Cathedral, Veneto

Naples Cathedral

Naples Cathedral, Campania

Pavia Cathedral

Pavia Cathedral, Lombardy

Noto Cathedral

Noto Cathedral, Sicily

Bressanone Cathedral

Bressanone Cathedral, South Tyrol Province

Salerno Cathedral

Salerno Cathedral, Campania

Enna Cathedral

Enna Cathedral, Sicily

Lucca Cathedral

Lucca Cathedral, Tuscany

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