Duomo

The cathedral is a Gothic Revival church in Mortegliano with decorated interior spaces, colored glass windows, and religious motifs throughout. The building rises prominently above the town with multiple chapels and detailed ornamental elements.

Construction began in 1864 under architect Andrea Scala and proceeded through several phases until 1955. The accompanying bell tower was completed later, between 1957 and 1959.

The cathedral serves as the main place where residents gather for religious ceremonies and community events. It reflects the faith and identity of people in Mortegliano.

The site is accessible by public transportation with parking available nearby. Visitors should come during regular hours and be respectful if religious services are taking place.

The bell tower is a striking structure that shapes the skyline of Mortegliano. Its impressive height makes it a recognizable landmark of the town.

Location: Mortegliano

Inception: 1864

Architects: Andrea Scala

Architectural style: Gothic Revival

GPS coordinates: 45.94390,13.17140

Latest update: December 10, 2025 16:27