The cathedral's tiered façade with blind arcading and a richly carved portal exemplifies the Romanesque style of the Adriatic coast. Inside, it guards the relics of Termoli's patron saints, Basso (Bassus) and Timoteo (Timothy). It sits at the centre of the walled borgo beside the Swabian castle.
| Admission | Free (donations welcome) |
|---|---|
| Hours | Open daily, typically morning and late afternoon outside services |
| Address | Via del Duomo, 86039 Termoli, Molise |
Why it matters
A fine example of Apulian-Romanesque architecture and the spiritual heart of Termoli's old town.
Site facts
- Built
- 12th–13th century
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Location
Via del Duomo, 86039 Termoli, Molise
41.9972, 15.0086 View on map
Highlights
- Apulian-Romanesque tiered façade
- Carved Romanesque portal
- Relics of Saints Bassus and Timothy
- Heart of the historic borgo
Tips for visiting
- Dress modestly to enter. Combine with a stroll of the old town walls and the castle.