San Corrado Cathedral

The Cathedral of San Corrado, in Molfette, was built at the turn of the 12th - 13th centuries. The cathedral has a pronounced Romanesque style, and stone was used as a material. The cathedral has one nave, connected by two passages, as well as two domes. In addition, an extension was made to the cathedral in the form of two twenty-meter towers, one of which had the status of a guard, and the other – a bell tower. The interior is decorated with furniture of the 16th century. The cathedral was built in honor of one of the crusaders, who later became the patron saint of the city - Konrad Bovarian.

The Cathedral of San Corrado is a rare silhouette of Apulian romance.