Cathedral
of San Romolo

Cathedral
of San Romolo

The Cathedral of San Romolo, centre of the religious life of Fiesole and its diocese, dates back to 1028 when Bishop Jacopo il Bavaro decided made the decision to relocate the cathedral within the city walls, facilitating accessibility and attendance. Indeed, the episcopal seat and the first cathedral of Fiesole were situated at the present-day Badia Fiesolana, in San Domenico, far from Fiesole.

The interior houses artworks from the 13th century onwards.. Notable pieces include the triptych by Bicci di Lorenzo, the San Romolo by Giovanni della Robbia, the Madonna by the Maestro del Bigallo, frescoes by Cosimo Rosselli, and some works by Andrea Ferrucci.