Frosinone Cathedral
Description
The Cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta is the most important church in Frosinone and is located on the highest point of the hill on which the historic center of the city stands (Upper Frosinone). It was extensively remodeled in the 18th century, referring to Sant'Andrea della Valle in Rome.
It features a bell tower (Il Campanile), 68 meters high, which is considered the most emblematic monument of the city, with three rows of mullioned windows. The facade of the cathedral is in white marble.
Among the works of art preserved in the sacred place there is a 'Madonna with Sant'Anna, San Giovannino and angels' by Sementi. The church has been a Cathedral since 1986, the year the diocese was established.
Address
Via Rattazzi 12, Frosinone, Italy
Established
18th century