Tomba di Rotari

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Tomba di Rotari is a medieval stone monument in Monte Sant’Angelo, Italy, traditionally associated with Lombard ruler Rothari and noted for its distinctive Romanesque architecture.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Romanesque architecture building
historic site
medieval monument
monument
architecturalStyle Romanesque architecture
category Lombard sites in Italy
Medieval architecture in Apulia
Romanesque architecture in Apulia
World Heritage Sites in Italy
country Italy
hasCulturalSignificance Lombard heritage in Italy
Romanesque art and architecture
hasHeritageStatusSince 2011
hasPart domed roof
interior baptismal font
octagonal drum
portal with sculpted decoration
heritageDesignation Longobards in Italy, Places of the Power (568–774 A.D.)
UNESCO World Heritage Site component
inception Middle Ages
locatedIn Monte Sant’Angelo
locatedInAdministrativeTerritorialEntity Apulia
Province of Foggia
locatedInHistoricCountry Lombard Kingdom
locatedInRegion Apulia
locatedInTimeZone Central European Summer Time
Central European Time
locatedNear Sanctuary of Monte Sant’Angelo
locatedOn Gargano Peninsula
materialUsed stone
namedAfter Rothari
openToPublic true
partOf Longobards in Italy, Places of the Power (568–774 A.D.)
historic center of Monte Sant’Angelo
religion Catholic Church
linked to: Roman Catholicism

Christianity
touristAttraction true
traditionallyAssociatedWith Lombards
Rothari
use baptistery
oratory

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Monte Sant'Angelo contains Tomba di Rotari
subject linked to: Monte Sant'Angelo (Italy)