Pavia

The crypt of a former Lombard church featuring unique column capitals.

Civic museums in the Castello Visconteo, housing archaeological and art collections.

A museum in Pavia featuring extensive zoological and paleontological exhibits.

Scientific museum in Pavia presenting a wide variety of minerals and rocks.

A magnificent 18th-century opera house known for its Baroque architecture and acoustics.

A cultural center named after Alessandro Volta, hosting cinema and theater performances in Pavia.

A historic medieval city gate that was once part of Pavia's defensive walls.

A monumental bronze statue of the goddess Minerva, symbolizing the city's academic tradition.

An urban park near the Ticino riverbank, providing green spaces for walking and recreation.

This 7th-century Lombard church was built over the remains of ancient Roman thermal baths.

One of the medieval brick residential towers that characterize the historical skyline of Pavia.

A major work of Lombard Romanesque architecture where kings of Italy were crowned during the Middle Ages.

This 12th-century basilica houses the tomb of Saint Augustine within an elaborately carved marble ark.

A Romanesque tower from the 11th or 12th century, located near the historical university area.