Church of St. Regulus

This church is commonly confused with the Cathedral of Saint Andrew, when it was a separate building and much older than this cathedral. Yet it is the best preserved building of the complex, since its main tower is open to visitors and in fact you can climb to the top, where you get the best views of the town and its surroundings. The foundation year is unclear, although experts estimate it at around 1123. What we do know for sure is that it was founded by the Augustinian order of monks in the Middle Ages. The Cathedral had relics of St. Rule, a highly revered saint in the period and area. Again,