Lucca's Duomo (Cattedrale di San Martino)

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The Cathedral of Lucca is located in the walls of Lucca, Italy, also known as the Church of St. Martin. It is the seat of the Archbishop of Lucca. It was built from the tenth century and in the original structure, it retains the towering column arcades and the back hall of the exquisite bell tower. The cathedral's nave and half-door were rebuilt in the 14th century in a Gothic style, while the west line was built in 1204, with three grand arches comprising a wide porch above three open spaces decorated with sculptures.