San Francesco della Vigna, Venice
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San Francesco della Vigna

A little-visited campo, with an imposing church and two extraordinary cloisters.
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Time Out says

San Francesco may be off the beaten track, but the long trek over to the down-at-heel area beyond the gasworks is worth it. The campo features an imposing church and two extraordinary cloisters. Tuscan architect Jacopo Sansovino opted for a deliberately simple style to match the monastic rule of its inhabitants. The façade (1568-72) was a later addition by Andrea Palladio; it is the first example of his system of superimposed temple fronts.

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Address
Castello
Campo San Francesco della Vigna
Venice
Transport:
Vaporetto Celestia
Opening hours:
8am-12.30pm, 3-6pm daily
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