Connected to the façade of the cathedral via a gallery, this is an admirable campanile built in the late 13C. An elegant octagonal crown that was added a century later trims the massif structure. Its astronomic clock, which dates back to 1471, stands..

This magnificent Lombard building, which was started in the Gothic style and finished in the Romanesque style has a sumptuous white marble façade (with a frieze, large rose, and statue-columns) fronted by a porch. As for the interior, it contains ..

This lovely octagonal building decorated with a Lombard porch and a gallery with columns, was modified during the Renaissance.

This town-hall built in the 13C but modified later on houses five famous violins made by instrument makers from Cremona (Stradivarius, les Guarneri et les Amati). To the left the attractive loggia dei Militi (Loggia of the Soldiers) also dates ba..

This museum is home to an art gallery that is dedicated primarily to works from the Cremona school, but also exhibits a distressing Meditation of Saint Francis by Caravaggio and a Portrait with vegetables by the master of the anamorphosis, Arc..

This museum exhibits the maestro instrument maker's designs, wooden moulds and tools as well as other stringed instruments from the 17-20C and is a must stop for music lovers and fans of the violin especially.

It's almost as if all the painters living in 16C Cremona (Campi, Gatti, Boccaccino) were asked to paint the interior of this church, which looks more like a lounge decorated with frescoes than a church.