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Pietrasanta Cathedral
Pietrasanta Cathedral (Italian: ''Duomo di Pietrasanta'' or ''Collegiata di San Martino'') is a church in Pietrasanta, Tuscany, northern Italy. It is first mentioned in 1223, and was subsequently enlarged in 1330 and in 1387 when Pope Urbano VI had a Baptismal Font installed in the church.〔http://www.versilia.org/duomo/〕
==Exterior==
The façade is covered with white marble. Over the three portals are lunettes with scenes of the Life of Christ. On the right transept is another portal with ''St. John the Baptist'', a 14th-century work by Bonuccio Pardini. The coat of arms on the main façade are memories of the Genoese and Florentine dominations, but there is also one of Pope Leo X. The marble rose window is attributed to Riccomanno Riccomanni (14th century).
The 36 m-tall bell tower has a simple brickwork appearance, but was originally also to be covered with marble plates. It was finished in the late 15th-early 16th centuries by the Florentine architect Donato Benti. In the interior has a curious helicoidal staircase.
The baptistery (1786) was originally a 17th-century oratory dedicated to St. Hyacinth. It contains two baptismal fonts from 1385 and 1612.
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