Unveiling Troia's Architectural Gems: A Romanesque Walking Tour
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Overview
Explore Troia's Apulian Romanesque architecture, from its Roman roots to the stunning cathedral. Visit key sites like the church of St. Vincent the Martyr and Palazzo D'Avalos. Marvel at the cathedral's intricate rose window and bronze portal, the highlight of Puglia. Discover history and art in this charming town.
Highlights
Troia Cathedral's Rose Window: The cathedral's rose window, crafted with 11 stone columns and twenty-two unique fretwork decorations, is celebrated as the most beautiful in Puglia.
Bronze Portal with Dragon Knockers: The cathedral's bronze portal features two dragon-shaped knockers.
Historical Churches and Palaces: The tour includes visits to the church of St. Vincent the Martyr, Basilica of St. Basil, St. Francis, Palazzo D'Avalos, Palazzo Varo and Palazzo Siliceo.
Roman Legacy: Troia was the ancient Aece, a Roman city on the Appian-Trajan Way.
Sentiment Analysis
Visitors highly appreciate the tour for its architectural beauty and rich historical insights, particularly praising the cathedral. The guide's expertise enhances the experience. However, some find the exclusion of entrance tickets a minor drawback.

Beautiful architecture
Knowledgeable guides
Rich historical context
Stunning cathedral rose window
Entrance tickets not included
Limited accessibility information