Taranto Cathedral

Description

Taranto Cathedral of San Cataldo was built first time by Byzantine in the late 11th century and it was restored during the Norman Age. The baroque style edifice was added in 1713.

Address
Piazza Duomo 133, Taranto, Italy

Established
11th century

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