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With a façade dating to 1760 and an astronomical clock.
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A prominent Renaissance church.
Palazzo Comunale
The 13th-century town hall.
During the Bourbon times it was a palace for important guests. It now hosts Poste centrale (central Post office), Società parmense di Lettura (Parma Literary society) and the Museo Glauco Lombardi.
The baptistery was designed by Benedetto Antelami and is constructed from a pink marble called rosso di Verona. The marble appears to change color depending on how the sun hits it. It is one of the most recognized medieval structures in the country.
Palazzo Vescovile
The Bishop's palace has a Romanesque appearance. Its construction began in the 11th century, then continued in the 15th, with some restorations made during the course of the 20th century.
Chamber of Saint Paul
A part of a former apartment of the abbess of the Benedectine Convent of Saint Paul. It's decorated by distinctive Renaissance frescoes.