What you'll hear inside San Sabino Cathedral:

• 1
  Rose Window of the Façade

  The rose window of Bari's Cathedral of San Sabino is a striking architectural feature positioned at the centre of the main façade.

• 2
  Trulla (former baptistry)

  The Trulla is a distinctive cylindrical structure attached to the north side of Bari's cathedral.

• 3
  Federiciano Ambo

  The Ambón Federiciano is a 20th-century reconstruction using original materials from the 11th and 12th centuries, positioned in the seventh bay of the right nave within the cathedral.

• 4
  Archaeological Basement

  Bari Cathedral's archaeological subterranean museum, known as the Succorpo, lies approximately 5 metres below the church floor.

• 5
  Rear Facade Window

  The rear façade of Bari Cathedral features a striking round-arched window with a double cornice at its centre, designed to conceal the apse behind it.

• 6
  Bell Tower

  The bell tower of the Cathedral of San Sabino rises to 68.90 metres and is positioned at the head of the transept, forming an integral part of the architectural composition of the transept's east end.

• 7
  Crypt of the Virgin Hodegetria

  Baroque crypt holding the Hodegetria icon and the relics of St Sabinus, Bari's co-patrons.