Bari Cathedral

Bari Cathedral, dedicated to Saint Sabinus, is an Apulian Romanesque church rebuilt from the late 12th century on the ruins of the Byzantine cathedral destroyed in 1156, and consecrated in 1292. Its front has three portals beneath a rose window framed by carved beasts, and below the nave lie remains of earlier churches with mosaic floors.

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