Cattedrale di San Cassiano

For those interested in architecture and local history, a visit to the Cattedrale di San Cassiano (Cathedral of Saint Cassian) is a must. Located in the heart of Imola, this beautiful cathedral is dedicated to the town’s patron saint, Saint Cassian. The cathedral, dating back to the 13th century, is a stunning example of Romanesque and Gothic architectural styles, with its intricate stonework, soaring columns, and colourful stained glass windows.

The cathedral’s interior is equally impressive, with frescoes, altarpieces, and sculptures that depict key scenes from the life of Saint Cassian and other religious figures. The calm and serene atmosphere of the cathedral makes it a perfect place for quiet reflection or for those wishing to explore the local history of Imola's religious roots. Visitors can also admire the historic bell tower, which offers a glimpse into the town’s long-standing connection to both the spiritual and architectural heritage of the region.