Martin M. Miles' photos with the keyword: rose window Perugia

The site, now occupied by the Duomo di Spoleto (aka "Cattedrale di Santa Maria Assunta"), was probably the place of an episcopal complex already in paleo-Christian times. In 956 here was the church "Santa Maria del Vescovado", that got replaced by another in 1067, dedicated to San Primiano. This church got destroyed by Barbarossa's troops, when they devastated Spoleto. The construction of the Spoleto Cathedral begun before 1175 and was completed in 1227. The facade got enlarged soon after. Here is the large central rose window, created end of the 12th century.

The site, now occupied by the Duomo di Spoleto (aka "Cattedrale di Santa Maria Assunta"), was probably the place of an episcopal complex already in paleo-Christian times. In 956 here was the church "Santa Maria del Vescovado", that got replaced by another in 1067, dedicated to San Primiano. This church got destroyed by Barbarossa's troops, when they devastated Spoleto. The construction of the Spoleto Cathedral begun before 1175 and was completed in 1227. The facade, seen here, got enlarged soon after. Here are eight (!) rose windows.