The plastered gabled front of San Giovanni a Mare in Gaeta with its brick dome rising behind.

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San Giovanni a Mare

San Giovanni a Mare is a small Romanesque church on the waterfront of Gaeta's old town, built around 1100 on the site of a 10th-century church. A dome on a drum with Byzantine-style marble inlays rises above its plain plastered body. The floor slopes towards the entrance so that seawater could drain out during floods, and 14th-century frescoes survive inside.

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Gaeta Cathedral

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Temple of St. Francis

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