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Chiesa di Sant'Antonio
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Carlo
December 20, 2016
Unique example of trullo-shaped church, but not "ancient"as it was built in the Twenties. The plan was drawn by Martino De Leonardis. The church has a Greek-crossed section, while the roof is a typical trullo one, ending with a square-based skylight. The four central pillars support round arches, where the side vaults rest on. The church has been completely restored in 2004. It is the natural place to find yourself after walking up to the highest point of the streets of Trulli from the main area at the base of the hill (Largo Martellotta). Return back vey wandering a different way through the maze of trulli-lined alleys!
Unique example of trullo-shaped church, but not "ancient"as it was built in the Twenties. The plan was drawn by Martino De Leonardis. The church has a Greek-crossed section, while the roof is a typical trullo one, ending with a square-based skylight. The four central pillars support round arches, wh…
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