The church of St. Titus is located in the north of Loggia. It was built by the Byzantines and it served as the city's Cathedral. During the Venetian Rule, it housed the seat of the Latin archbishop and it became the Catholic Cathedral. During the Turkish Occupation it served as a mosque and it was called "Vezir Tzami". The skull of St. Titus was transfered here from Venice in 1956, and it has since been kept in the church.