Entrance Torrazzo + Baptistery + Official Diocesan Museum

We got the ticket for all 3 activities in Cremona for only 10 euros each. Was well worth the money. The vertical tower was the most time consuming, to climb 500+ steps. Even if you are unfit like me, they have levels every 100 or so steps so you can sit and watch an informative video or look at the clock and take a break. Views from even half way up were great. The cathedral/church was super impressive especially the ceilings, and the museum was good too, it was nice to get up close to see paintings without the protective glass on them.

We enjoyed walking all the way up. It's worth a stop to see the movie. It is in Italian of course, but there are English subtitles. Worth the 5 minutes to hear the history. They have a system of stop lights (red and green) to show if you can proceed up or not. The system works because the stairway is so thin, only 1 person can fit at one time. Going up they also have stops along the way so you can read about different things and rest if you want!

This was an amazing experience, climbing up the bell tower gave incredible views of the beautiful city of Cremona. The baptistery was equally amazing.

Always charming the city of Cremona. I love this city, I always felt good. To admire the Duomo, Baptistery, Torrazzo, diocesan museum.

We decided on a day trip to Cremona with a typical lunch in a restaurant just outside Cremona. A visit to the Town Hall square and the church in front of it and its Torrazzo is a must, with an associated passage to the Baptistery and Diocesan Museum. The climb to the top of the Torrazzo (the tallest tower in Europe) can be done quite easily, even for the two or three tactical stops at the intermediate rooms with displays of watches, machines and parts and reconstructions of everything related with the astronomical clock (very interesting and wonderful) which is on the external façade of the Torrazzo and video documentaries that help you catch your breath and enjoy the view as you reach the top floor of the tower. From here the view is over the entire city and 360 degrees, as far as the eye can see, if the day is clear and permitting, for the entire surrounding area. I would then say that with the visit to the Cathedral, the Baptistery and the Diocesan Museum, the cumulative ticket cost is €10.00. The day could end with satisfaction and fullness for everything seen and learned, having enriched one's cultural background, relaxed the mind and satisfied the palate with a good lunch in any restaurant in the city or just outside. Recommended for a simple and undemanding but satisfying day!!!