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Giusy
April 7, 2022
Stop by the Bari Cathedral Bari Cathedral is rather overshadowed by the Basilica San Nicola, but then I guess it’s hard to compete with the relics of the real-life Santa Claus. The Bari Cathedral was completed in the last part of the 13th-century after the previous cathedral had been destroyed by William the Wicked when he ransacked the city. The exterior of the Cathedral is an incredible example of the region’s take on Romanesque architecture, with simplistic designs on the facade, including a beautiful rose with some small intrinsic details. Over the years, the interior of the church was altered and adorned with many different artworks and statues to fit with the more Baroque-style churches. However, it was decided to strip the church back and remove the added features and return to how the Cathedral was intended to look. Underneath the church, you will find the Museo del Succorpo della Cathedrale, an incredible museum where you can see the remains of ancient Christian churches and some other relics from the Roman Empire.
Stop by the Bari Cathedral Bari Cathedral is rather overshadowed by the Basilica San Nicola, but then I guess it’s hard to compete with the relics of the real-life Santa Claus. The Bari Cathedral was completed in the last part of the 13th-century after the previous cathedral had been destroyed by W…
Vincenzo
September 19, 2015
The San Sabino Cathedral. Must visit the underground church with ancient (XI sec. a.C.) and Ecumenic Museum.
Michele&Emi E Figlie
April 21, 2013
This is an important example of Apulian Romanesque perfectly located in the centre of the old town.
Ant.
August 18, 2015
Bari Cathedral (Italian: Duomo di Bari or Cattedrale di San Sabino) is one of the main Cathedrals in Southern Italy. It is senior to, though less famous than, the Basilica of St Nicholas (in Bari).
Cosimo
January 2, 2020
L'edificio attuale, che data tra il XII e il XIII secolo e probabilmente verso l'ultimo trentennio del millecento, fu costruito, per volontà dell'arcivescovo Rainaldo, sulle rovine del duomo bizantino, e ancora prima di una chesa episcopale del V-VI secolo dopo Cristo.
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Piazza dell'Odegitria
Bari, Puglia