The pale stone west front of Zadar Cathedral with its two rose windows and the bell tower on the left, under a blue sky.

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Zadar Cathedral

Zadar Cathedral, dedicated to St. Anastasia, is a three-aisled Romanesque basilica built in the 12th and 13th centuries on the site of a 4th–5th century church, with a west front of 1324 that has two rose windows. The 56-metre bell tower beside it was begun in the 15th century, completed in the 1890s to plans by Thomas Graham Jackson, and can be climbed.

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