Introduction to Modena Cathedral: Modena Cathedral (Duomo di Modena) is one of the most exquisite Romanesque churches in Italy. It was built in the 12th century in memory of St Geminianus, the city's patron saint. The church is the masterpiece of architect Lanfranco and sculptor Wiligelmus. Its facade is divided into three parts and is covered with sculptures of saints and prophets, Adam and Eve, Original Sin and Noah. Ark and other biblical stories. The Fish Gate (Porta della Pescheria) in the north is carved with scenes related to King Arthur. The representative meaning of the symbols above is also a focus of debate among archaeologists.
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