A mesoporous material containing Ti and Si atoms in the walls, which is isomorphous to the cubic MCM-48 silicate structure has been synthesized by using a gemini surfactant. Characterization (XRD, BET, UV-Visible, IR and Raman) shows that the titanium atoms are well dispersed, probably substituting silicon atoms in the mesoporous walls. Spectral features within the range 980-970 cm(-1), observed by Raman and photoacoustic FT-IR spectroscopies, indicate the presence of silanol groups inside the mesoporous channels in both the blank and the Ti containing samples whereas an IR absorption near 960 cm(-1), observed only for Ti-MCM-48 samples, is associated with the Ti incorporation.