Church of San Simeone Piccolo
The Church of San Simeone Piccolo, located in the district of Santa Croce in Venice, is an extraordinary example of neoclassical architecture and one of the most recognizable symbols of the city. Built between 1718 and 1738, the church is dedicated to Saint Simeon the Prophet and Saint Simeon Stylites, and its green dome is […]
Parish of Santa Maria Formosa
The Church of Santa Maria Formosa, located in the Castello district in Venice, is a fascinating example of Renaissance and Baroque architecture, rich in history and significant works of art. Founded in 1492 by Mauro Codussi, one of the most important Venetian Renaissance architects, the church is built on a site that, according to legend, […]
Parish Church of Santa Maria del Carmelo (Ai Carmini)
The Parish Church of Sant’Alvise, dedicated to Saint Louis of Toulouse and also known as Sant’Alvise, is located in the Cannaregio district of Venice. Built in 1383 on the initiative of Antonia Venier, a Venetian noblewoman who retired to a convent after having a vision of the saint, the church is a fascinating example of […]
Parish Church of San Giovanni
The Church of San Giovanni in Bragora, located in the Castello district in Venice, is a place of extraordinary historical, artistic, and cultural importance. Its origins date back to the 8th century, when it is believed to have been founded by San Magno di Oderzo. The church was rebuilt in the 10th century under Doge […]
San Polo Field
Campo San Polo, located in the homonymous district of Venice, is one of the largest squares in the city, second only to Piazza San Marco. This open space has a rich and varied history that reflects the social, economic, and cultural evolution of Venice. Originally a green area used for grazing and horticulture, Campo San […]
Church of San Paolo
The Church of San Polo, located in the homonymous district of Venice, is a place of worship of extraordinary beauty and historical significance. Its origins date back to the 9th century, but its current appearance is the result of numerous renovations that took place over the centuries, with significant interventions between the 15th and 19th […]
Parish Church of Sant’Alvise (Saint Louis Bishop)
The Parish Church of Sant’Alvise, dedicated to Saint Louis of Toulouse and also known as Sant’Alvise, is located in the Cannaregio district of Venice. Built in 1383 on the initiative of Antonia Venier, a Venetian noblewoman who retired to a convent after having a vision of the saint, the church is a fascinating example of […]
Church of the Saints Giobbe and Bernardino
The Church of the Saints Job and Bernardino, located in the Cannaregio district in Venice, is a magnificent example of Renaissance architecture and a treasure trove of artistic treasures. Built between 1450 and 1493, the church is dedicated to Saint Job, the biblical saint symbol of patience and faith in adversity, and to Saint Bernardino […]
Church of Santa Maria del Giglio
The Church of Santa Maria del Giglio, also known as Santa Maria Zobenigo, is a magnificent example of Baroque architecture located in the San Marco district of Venice. Originally built in the 9th century by the patrician Jubanico (or Zobenigo) family, the church underwent several transformations over the centuries, eventually reaching its current form thanks […]
Church of San Vidal
The Church of San Vidal, located in the San Marco district in Venice, represents a fascinating example of Baroque architecture and art. Founded in 1084 during the dogeship of Vitale Falier, the church was rebuilt at the end of the 17th century. This restoration was funded by the Morosini family, with the intention of erecting […]
