Getting there by public transport
Bus 2, 6, 10, 11, 15, 17 and 18, Metrobus (Victoria station).
For information on local transport:
Brescia Mobility website
For information on bus stop access tel. +39 030 3061200.

Parking
The New Cathedral of Brescia is located in a pedestrian area.
In Padre Giulio Bevilacqua, about 30 meters away, there are two parking spaces reserved for people with permit for citizens with disability.
For information on traffic and parking in Brescia

Entrance
The entrance has 3 consecutive steps (h 16 cm), which can be overcome thanks to a sloping ramp located on the left side of the facade (length 520 cm, slope 6%). The church is accessed through two consecutive doors, the first with two wings (112 cm each) and the second with one wing (103 cm).

Reception
In the Duomo Nuovo, there are some signs with QR codes that, when scanned with a smartphone, open a card with historical-cultural information about the cathedral area in Italian, English, French, and German. From the cathedral's website, you can download the descriptive brochure of the Duomo Nuovo.
There is a free app "cattedraledibrescia" that provides information about the cathedral. An audio guide in Italian is available for visitors.
A printed brochure (in Italian, English, French, and German) is available on the Monument to Paolo VI. For further information about the monument (in Italian and English).

Interior Spaces
The Duomo Nuovo, dedicated to the Assumption, is located between the Broletto and the Duomo Vecchio. Built on the site of the early Christian church of San Pietro de Dom, starting in 1604, it was completed two centuries later. Its imposing dome (the third largest in Italy after those of St. Peter's and Santa Maria del Fiore) was designed by architect Luigi Cagnola between 1815 and 1825. The central nave and side aisles are obstacle-free, the church has benches with kneelers and chairs (h 47 cm). To reach the altar, three consecutive steps (h 16 cm) must be overcome.
On the right side aisle, there are: the altar of the Crucifix, the chapel of the Most Holy, and the altar of St. Apollonius; to visit them, two steps must be overcome (h 14 cm and h 17 cm). On the left side aisle, there are: the Baptistery and the Monument to Paolo VI, a statue depicting the Pope kneeling on the threshold of the Holy Door; to visit it, one step must be overcome (h 18 cm).
On the right side of the altar is the Zorzi Chapel, which is accessed by two consecutive steps (h 15 cm).