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https://museoomero.it/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/opera-Cattedrale-di-San-Ciriaco.jpg1200630Our detailed model of Ancona Cathedral is made of wood and is quite large - the base is 186cm x 160cm. Most of the left side of the model can be removed so that the interior of the right side and the area behind the entrance can be explored. The left side shows the floor plan while the rest of the model shows all the details of the construction right up to the top of the dome.