Lucera Cathedral

Troia Cathedral is a Latin cross building built between 1093 and 1125. The building, of undeniable architectural interest, is dedicated to the Virgin Mary assumed into heaven and is built in the Pugliese Romanesque style. The church was built on the basis of a pre-existing Byzantine building and with reused materials from the ancient Roman town. In the 13th century the presbytery was first completed by the construction of the cross vault of the choir and then the rose windows on the main façade were built.

The church of Monte Calvario, also known as the Church of the Crosses, was built from 1693 to 1742 on the site where Capuchin Father Antonio da Olivadi planted seven crosses on the way of a penitential procession against the famine. The crosses gradually gave way to a complex consisting of a Baroque triumphal arch, five chapels and the church, in the form of a Latin cross.

The Church of Our Lady of Sorrows was built from 1739 to 1741 in the Baroque style. The church was built to house the brotherhood of Maria SS. dei Sette Dolori which was first based in the church of S. Eligio (from 1711 to 1715), then in the church of Succorpo (from 1715 to 1741) and finally settled in the church of Our Lady of Sorrows.