5 Sights in Imola, Italy (with Map and Images)

The Cathedral of San Cassiano is the main place of Catholic worship in Imola and the episcopal seat of the diocese of the same name. On 17 December 1981 it was conferred the dignity of a minor basilica. Inside, the remains of St. Cassian and St. Peter Chrysologus are kept and venerated. Three bishops retained the title of the Imola see even after they had been elected to the papal throne: Pope Alexander VII, Pope Pius VII and Pope Pius IX.

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The Sanctuary of the Blessed Virgin of Piratello is a church, with an adjoining Franciscan convent, located on the Via Emilia about 3 km west of Imola. It is the seat of the oldest Marian cult in the city.

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Palazzo Tozzoni is a historic residence in Imola located in Via Garibaldi 18, formerly belonging to the Counts Tozzoni. The palace still preserves furnishings, furnishings and mementos of the family to which it belonged.

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The church of Sant'Agata is one of the oldest churches in Imola, built along Via Gambellara, one of the minor decumanus. It is dedicated to the Sicilian martyr Agatha, who died during the persecution of Emperor Decius in 251.

Wikipedia: Chiesa di Sant'Agata (Imola) (IT)

The Imola Center for Documentation of Anti-Fascist Resistance and Contemporary Art (CIDRA), is a cultural association established in 1983 by the will of the founder Elio Gollini, who, starting from the personal collection of memorabilia collected during the period of the partisan struggle in the Imola area between 1943 and 1945, with the help of the municipal administration opened the documentation center in Via dei Mille in Imola, In 1983 the city was awarded the Gold Medal for Military Valor for its contribution during the Liberation.

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