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Ancona Cathedral with its green dome and pale stone façade on the wooded Guasco hill, with its separate bell tower to the right, under a blue sky.
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Ancona Cathedral

Ancona Cathedral, dedicated to Saint Cyriacus, stands on the Guasco hill above the port, on the site of a Greek temple and a 6th-century basilica. Enlarged between the 11th and 13th centuries into a Greek-cross church, it mixes Romanesque, Byzantine and Gothic forms; two columns of its porch rest on stone lions. Remains of the earlier buildings lie under glass.

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