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Taormina Cathedral (Duomo)
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Michelin Guide
Religious monument
The Michelin Guide's review
The cathedral has a crenellated top, which earned it the soubriquet of cathedral-fortress. It is dedicated to St Nicholas of Bari and was dates back to the 13C. The façade has a Renaissance doorway with a rose window above it. The interior, divided into three naves, houses some interesting works of art, including a fine polyptych from the 16C by Antonello de Saliba.
Location
Piazza del Duomo98039 Taormina
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