The cathedral, built between XIV and XVIII centuries, which is connected to the ancient town hall of the city, the "broletto"
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Population: about 80,000 inhabitants -- Zip/postal code: 22100 -- Phone Area Code: 031 -- Patron Saint: Sant'Abbondio celebrated on 31 August -- Frazioni & Località: Albate, Breccia, Camnago, Civiglio, Garzola, Lora, Monteolimpino, Muggió, Ponte Chiasso, Prestino, Rebbio, Sagnino, Tavernola Volta The weather in Como:History: It was the most important alpine settlement of the Romans, and since the end of Pliny's time, Como and its lake have been a holiday destination for artists, poets and politicians. Th city has maintained its chessboard layout of Roman times: the roman camp, which according to Pliny the Younger was decorated with remarkable monuments, formed a basis for further urban development. The walls, built in the 12th century and still partly visible (Porta Torre), were an extension of the Roman walls from Imperial times and contain the town's historical centre which is still termed the "città murata". [the text above is partly derived from Wikipedia and is subject to the GNU licence]
The cathedral, built between XIV and XVIII centuries, which is connected to the ancient town hall of the city, the "broletto"
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