Cathedral of Cortona

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Cortona Cathedral is a cathedral in Cortona, Tuscany, central Italy,dedicated to the Virgin Mary.
The church was built over the remains of an ancient Roman temple and is mentioned (as a pieve, or pleban church) in the 11th century. In 1325 the diocese of Cortona was founded, but the church was not chosen as its cathedral; the annexed building was anyway used as the bishop’s residence.
In 1507 Pope Julius II moved there the cathedral seat from the sub-urban church of San Vincenzo, and in the 15th century the edifice’s interior was renovated.

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