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Gozo's Sacred Architecture
Gozo’s skyline is defined by its disproportionately large stone churches, ranging from the baroque Cathedral within Victoria's Citadel to the neo-Romanesque Ta' Pinu National Shrine. This collection includes the Xewkija Rotunda, featuring one of the world's largest unsupported domes, and various village parish churches built from local globigerina limestone. These structures serve as community hubs, showcasing intricate stone carvings, marble interiors, and significant religious art that reflects the island’s centuries-old Catholic traditions.
Parish Church of Our Lady of Loreto
A prominent Neo-Gothic church overlooking Mġarr Harbour, built between 1924 and 1979. It is notable for its high spire and intricate masonry, standing as a rare example of Gothic architecture on the island.
Parish Church of Saint Peter and Saint Paul
This 18th-century Baroque church is known for its opulent interior, featuring extensive marble cladding and ceiling paintings by Lazzaro Pisani. It serves as the spiritual center of Nadur village.
Gharb Parish Church
An 18th-century Baroque church with a facade inspired by Borromini's Sant'Agnese in Agone in Rome. It is dedicated to the Visitation and faces a traditional square in the village of Għarb.
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