| Guevara Tower |
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It was erected by the Lombards in 11th century. It has a round plan and is made of a local stone. It was part of battlements, now lost.
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| St. Gerard Cathedral |
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The Cathedral, whose structure is originally Medieval, has a late Baroque facade built in 1799, reminiscent of Vanvitellian architecture, that is to say a style popular in Southern Italy in the eighteenth century, named after the famous Flemish master Van Vittel. Noteworthy is the original limestone campanile, whose spire was recently added.
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| Francesco Stabile Thater |
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It is an Umbertine building, that is to say an Italian Eclectic-revival style popular at the end of nineteenth century, featuring two wing porticos and a projecting central bay decorated with band rusticated pillars. It re-opened in 2004.
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