Dome
Piazza Arcivescovado I - 74160 Taranto
The dome was built in the 11C and 12C, then reworked at various periods. It currently has a Baroque façade. The interior is divided into three aisles, separated by ancient columns with Roman or Byzantine capitals. The ceiling dates from the 17C, and the chapel of San Cataldo was re-faced with multicoloured marble and decorated with statues in the 18C.
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Tourism

Enjoyment with all five senses

Spain is one of the world’s major wine producers.Many of its wines enjoy international prestige. Come and discover them.

Glasgow: Clydeside Pride

Glasgow's fortune was made from trading and shipbuilding on the River Clyde.

Autumn Special Offers

Paris - Du Square d'Anvers**

Special Offer double, from
£ 68/ room

Madrid - Petit Palace Arenal***

Double room Special Offer (free entrance to the Reina Sofia museum), from 
£ 73/ room

La Baule - Lutetia

Stay 3 Nights, Pay 2 - Superior Double Room
£ 42/ room

Dinan - La Québcoise, Le Bas Frêne

Save 10% - Double Room
£ 36/ room

Gastronomy

Andrée Rosier (Les Rosiers, Biarritz, France)

Andrée Rosier is the first woman chef to win the Meilleur Ouvrier de France (MOF) award...

Gianduiotto of Turin, a history of quality

There can be few culinary products so intrinsically associated with their region of origin as the Gianduiotto with Turin.
 
Contrasts, contrasts and more contrasts. The Spanish countryside has a huge variety of landscapes. Choose one and escape from the old routine. It will leave you feeling brand new.