Basilica of Saint Nicholas

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The Basilica of Saint Nicholas is a renowned Romanesque church in Bari, Italy, famous as a major pilgrimage site housing the relics of Saint Nicholas.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Roman Catholic church
Romanesque church
basilica
minor basilica
architecturalStyle Romanesque architecture
centuryOfConstruction 11th century
12th century
city Bari
consecrationYear 1197
constructionEnd 1197
constructionStart 1087
country Italy
dedicatedTo Saint Nicholas
denomination Roman Catholic Church
linked to: Roman Catholicism
diocese Archdiocese of Bari-Bitonto
floorPlanType Latin cross plan
founder Urban II
linked to: Pope Urban II
hasAltar high altar
hasPart bell towers
crypt of Saint Nicholas
façade with rose window
main nave
side aisles
hasShrine shrine of Saint Nicholas
heritageDesignation Italian national monument
hostsEvent feast of Saint Nicholas on 6 December
translation feast of Saint Nicholas in May
influenced Apulian Romanesque architecture
influencedBy Norman architecture
knownFor housing the relics of Saint Nicholas
importance to both Roman Catholic and Orthodox pilgrims
major pilgrimage site
liturgicalUse Latin liturgy
locatedIn Apulia
Bari
Italy
material stone
patronSaint Saint Nicholas
pilgrimageDestinationFor pilgrims devoted to Saint Nicholas
pilgrims from Eastern Europe
pilgrims from Russia
relicsOf Saint Nicholas
religiousAffiliation Christianity
rite Latin Rite
roofType wooden roof
touristAttraction yes
usedBy Eastern Orthodox Christians
Roman Catholics
linked to: Roman Catholicism

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Bari hasLandmark Basilica of Saint Nicholas
Old Town (Bari Vecchia) hasLandmark Basilica of Saint Nicholas
Old Town (Bari Vecchia) knownFor Basilica of Saint Nicholas as pilgrimage site
linked to: Basilica of Saint Nicholas