Piazza Paolo VI

If you thought the Piazza della Loggia was amazing, then you'll love the Paolo VI, which isn't far behind what was formerly known as the Dome. This might be the only place where two cathedrals are practically touching. The Old Cathedral, which is also known as Rotonda, is from the 12th century and is one of the most unique medieval buildings of the circular stone buildings still in existence today. The Dome is practically new, its construction took place from 1604 to 1825. It has two different styles that can be seen. One baroque in its bottom and one on the bottom Rococo. Next to it is the Broletto which is the oldest public palace of the city that was home to the courts and that currently houses the prefecture and municipal offices.