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This is one of the last medieval towers in the city. Almost all of them were demolished between the late 18th and early 19th centuries. Only the foundation remains. The name derives from the fact that the tower once belonged to the residence of the lawyer Giovan Giacomo Torresino and his family.

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The palace was built in 1496 as the residence of the Marquis Trecchi and has survived half of this millennium as a symbol of prestige and power. Behind these walls, far from the hustle and bustle of the big city, in the tranquil and prosperous province, great figures such as Charles V, Federico Gonzaga, Christina of Denmark, Maximilian of Austria, and the Medici Cardinals found refuge. In the mid-1800s, the Marquis Trecchi decided to renovate the building, enriching it with neo-Gothic decorations, elegant columns, and opulent ceilings. We can still admire this exceptional architecture in the rooms open to the public. An inscription in the courtyard of Palazzo Trecchi commemorates the stay of Giuseppe Garibaldi, while other documents tell us of the visit of King Vittorio Emanuele III, Prince Umberto of Piedmont, and Queen Elena on the occasion of the National Exhibition of Italian Antiquities. In 1990, the property passed to Dr. Guido Gradellini, who transformed it into a modern event center.

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The small church dedicated to Saint Lucy is one of the oldest in Cremona. It has Romanesque foundations and was probably built around 1120, as evidenced by some surviving elements, such as the apse, typical of Cremona's Romanesque style. The building has a simple terracotta facade. Inside, there are fragments of frescoes from the late thirteenth century—part of the church's primitive decoration—a late Gothic apse basin, and altarpieces from the second half of the eighteenth century. Unfortunately, it appears very neglected. :-(

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Cremona Cathedral (Duomo di Cremona) is the seat of the Bishop of Cremona. The Romanesque church also exhibits Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque elements. Together with the Baptistery and the bell tower, the Torrazzo, it forms the city's most important architectural ensemble. The three buildings stand opposite the Town Hall on the eastern edge of the Piazza del Comune (the old Platea Maior of the medieval city). The main structural elements of the three buildings date from the late 12th to the 15th centuries. The Cathedral is a national monument. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dom_von_Cremona

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San Facio, also known as Chiesa del Foppone, is a late Baroque Roman Catholic church in Cremona, now deconsecrated. Completed in 1781, the church was built to accommodate the burials of unknown individuals in the surrounding charnel house, particularly those who died in the adjacent hospital (Ospedale Maggiore e Ospedale Vecchio) of Cremona. It was named Foppone because of its similar design to the Nuovi Sepolcri (1695) in Milan. The large surrounding crypts in the portico were part of a broader effort to provide burial space for the needy. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/San_Facio,_Cremona

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Five centuries of Cremonese violin making; instruments by Amati, Guarneri, and Stradivari are on display. Instrument auditions are available. https://museodelviolino.org/it/

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I recommend a visit, the interior is stunning.

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Stunning frescoes that completely decorate the interior

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