What you'll hear inside Cathedral of the Virgin of Bruna and of Saint Eustace:

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  Bell Tower (52 m)

  The bell tower of the Cattedrale della Madonna della Bruna e di Sant'Eustachio rises from the church's rear left side, standing 52 metres tall.

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  Sixteen-rayed Rosette

  The sixteen-rayed rose window dominates the western façade of Matera's cathedral, positioned at its geometric centre and visible from both Sassi districts.

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  Nativity Scene in Hard Stone by Altobello Persio (1530–1534)

  This exceptional stone relief depicting the Nativity is housed in the left aisle of Matera's cathedral and occupies a particularly commanding position.

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  Chapel of the Annunciation (Giulio Persio)

  The Capilla de la Anunciación sits within Matera's cathedral, a Renaissance chapel sculpted by Giulio Persio.

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  Fresco of the Last Judgment (late 13th century, Rinaldo da Taranto)

  The Fresco del Juicio Final, dating from the late 13th century, stands to the right of Matera cathedral's main entrance.

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  High Altar with Panel by Fabrizio Santafede

  The high altar of Matera Cathedral is dominated by a substantial altarpiece painted by Neapolitan artist Fabrizio Santafede, depicting the Virgin Mary surrounded by Saints.

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  Lion Gate

  The Porta dei Leoni is the more distinctive of two doorways on the right side of Matera's cathedral, facing Piazza Duomo.

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  Ruffatti Brothers Organ

  Matera Cathedral houses this pipe organ, crafted by the renowned Italian firm Ruffatti Brothers (also known as Ruffatti-Formentelli).