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cannaregio castello dorsoduro san marco san polo santa croce giudecca the islands the list the lost churches the scuole the veneto: padua and verona this site grew out of my frustration that there wasn't a site like it, or indeed a comprehensive book devoted to venice's churches available in english. the churches are divided up by sestiere - the six 'boroughs' of venice established by doge vitale michiel in 1171. i've added an extra page for giudecca, which is not a sestiere - it's actually part of dorsoduro - but is a separate enough entity to deserve its own page, i think. there are also pages devoted to the islands and to demolished churches. artists, architects and saints might get their own pages at some time in the future. i suppose i must point out that, contradictory (and maybe even contrary) as it may seem to some, this is a religion-free site. my interest is artistic, historical, and also impious. i am respectful of others' beliefs, usually, and expect them to be respectful of my personal convictions too. each church's history is told, followed by a description of its architecture, artistic highlights, unique features, the art it has lost and any interesting stories. the degree to which each topic is covered will vary, depending on the information available and what makes each church interesting and worth visiting, as will the amount of personal observation and opinion in each piece. the latter depends on my having visited the church, and how recently, and it's this aspect that will keep the site improving for a good long while, i think. my intention is to tell you what makes each church special, rather than to list all of its features and contents. as i progress i'm finding that i'm becoming more interested in digging out the sparse facts about forgotten churches rather than writing about the churches that are well-enough covered elsewhere. also i'm finding that on later visits experience and education is making me notice different things. each entry also tells you the nearest vaporetto stop and a link to it's position on a special google map . and then there's the opening times - i'll endeavour to keep these times as accurate as possible, but it's always a good idea to check before travelling, and to be prepared for disappointment. the photos are mostly mine, except where noted. there's also an alphabetical list of all the churches and a page revealing my sources news january 2018 in prospect this year is a trip to bologna in may, to get that city's page presentable. a visit to venice is also a possibility as there are some tempting exhibitions to celebrate tintoretto's 500th birthday. october 2017 the padua and the verona pages had gathered some dust in the past year, but after a trip in september improvements (and additions) due to research and visits are in progress. i'm also experimenting with giving every other paragraph grey text, to differentiate between them without using up space with blank lines. i tried red text at first, being inspired in the whole thing by illuminated manuscripts, but changed it to grey because i thought that it looked too much like i was highlighting that text as more important - which i'm not. june 2017 following march’s visit i have made a start on a page on bologna’s churches, but planning a trip to siena in october i realised that beginning bologna should best wait until after necessary work on the still-incomplete pages devoted to verona and padua, as well as siena. so i’m now planning a trip to padua and verona in (the otherwise somewhat empty of commitments month of) september. seasoned aficionados of this site will know that i have long left the exploration of the basilica san marco to others, due to my not being at all fond of queues, crowds and mosaics. but this situation changed recently, with my taking various courses devoted to the early medieval period and byzantium, and my visit to venice in january 2017 . so to celebrate the 10th birthday of i'm making a start! basilica san marco march 2017 on a trip to milan this month i spent an afternoon in the brera gallery, finding the paintings there that were once in churches in venice (and padua and verona). so i have now been able to add some juicy details and dubious opinions to their mentions on this site. january 2017, part 2 the trip to venice this month has indeed resulted in additions major and minor, fresh photos and factual updates, as well as updated entries on art from some closed churches found in the sant’apollonia diocesan museum of sacred art. most exciting of all was finding the macabre painted crypt of san simeon piccolo suddenly shockingly surprisingly open. i went into the basilica for the first time in decades too. january 2017 this year marks this site's 10th birthday. and still improving! last year saw the addition of the scuole page and i've even begun a basilica san marco page, as mentioned below, but am loath to upload it until i have freshly visited the place (i've not been inside since the early 1990s) which i'm hoping to do on a suddenly-arranged trip to venice later this month! (click here to send me an encouraging e-mail) this is me and my other sites are... these sites also have their own facebook page... the friends of fictional cities and & florence click on the link and like the page for regular news updates. you can post (positive) comments too. copyright © jeff cotton 2007-2018 more than a decade of steady improvement! cannaregio :: castello :: dorsoduro :: giudecca :: san marco :: san polo :: santa croce :: the islands :: demolished padua :: verona

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