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Trani Cathedral

Trani, Apulia, Italy

Italy Historic Sites

About Trani Cathedral

Trani Cathedral is a twelfth century church in the port of Trani, Apulia in Italy. Built from 1159 to 1186, this medieval structure is dedicated to a little known saint, St. Nicholas the Pilgrim, whose crypt is open to the public.

This Romanesque cathedral is the main historic site in Trani and contains numerous sculptures and a 59 metre bell tower.

Italy Historic Sites

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Key Details
Name
Trani Cathedral
Alternative Name
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Location
Trani, Apulia, Italy
Categories
Middle Ages, Italy
Useful Links
Website
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Email
info@traniweb.it

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