Built in the 6th century as an Arian cathedral, it has been quite drastically altered since then, featuring now a Baroque façade.
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Arian Baptistery
Built by the Ostrogothic King Theodoric the Great between the end of the 5th century and the beginning of the 6th century.
6th-century basilica with amazing mosaics.
These ruins were an entrance to Chiesa di San Salvatore ad Calchi. A mosaic floors from the excavations of the palace proper were installed there in 1923.
Built in between 10th–11th centuries. Inside the church is a crypt permanently flooded with water, while adjacent to it is the tomb of Dante Alighieri (on the left from the facade). Bring coins as 1 one euro coin gives 1 minute of light to see the flooded crypt with fishes swimming around.