The Cathedral Basilica of Santa Maria Assunta in Troia, Italy, is a remarkable example of Romanesque architecture with notable Byzantine influences, dating back to the 11th century. This cathedral is renowned for its stunning rose window, a masterpiece of medieval art that features intricate stone tracery, considered one of the finest in Italy. The façade is adorned with a harmonious blend of white and grey stone, enhanced by decorative arches and sculptural elements. Inside, visitors can admire the richly decorated pulpit and the impressive bronze doors, crafted by Oderisio of Benevento, which depict biblical scenes. The cathedral is a key landmark in Troia, reflecting the town's historical significance during the Norman rule in Southern Italy. Its unique architectural features and historical importance make it a must-visit for those exploring the region.
🗺 Map
🎫 Tourist attractions
🌦 Weather information
Get weather information, and much more, from the app. Download it for free!
🚕 How to get there?
Get routes information (by car, walking, public transport, etc), and much more, from the app. Download it for free!