In this chapter we discuss one of the most fascinating, elegant and characteristic cities of the province of Venezia, Noale. Noale is a quiet town in the Venetian hinterland with numerous artistic beauties and strong traditions. The palaces and churches of the historic center testify to an important past, closely linked to the stories of …
In this chapter we discuss the lively, surprising and characteristic Portogruaro, located on the borders of the province of Venice. Portogruaro, located a few kilometers from the Friuli Venezia Giulia region, is crossed by the river Lemene, which offers to the most curious tourists different interesting views. It is a way of passage for the …
The Madonna dell’Orto Church is located in a rather isolated area, and is often referred to as the English church of Venezia, since British funds helped restore it after the 1966 flood. It stands on the homonymous field, not far from the home of one of the greatest exponents of Venetian painting. The neighborhood is …
The Gesuiti Church or more simply Church of Santa Maria Assunta is considered excessive, sumptuous and sumptuous. Rebuilt in the 18th century in the Jesuit camp, not far from the New Foundations, it is often confused with that of the Gesuati in the Dorsoduro district, better known as the Church of Santa Maria del Rosario.
The Rovigo Cathedral is named after Pope Santo Stefano, and dates back originally to the year 964, probably built on the remains of an ancient parish church from the 8th century, as reported by a papal bull from that period. The parish church of Santo Stefano stood a few steps from the baptistery, which in …