Ragusa Cathedral's Baroque limestone facade and bell tower above its raised square, seen from above with the upper town behind.

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Ragusa Cathedral

Ragusa Cathedral is the Baroque church of St John the Baptist in the upper town of Ragusa, Sicily. After the 1693 earthquake destroyed the old church in Ragusa Ibla, a larger one was begun here in 1718 by master builders from Acireale. Its wide limestone facade stands on a raised terrace, and it became a cathedral in 1950.

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