Porzione della facciata della chiesa di San Salvador.

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Titled to Jesus Christ, Saviour of the World, in Salvador dialect, this temple amazes with its marvellous organ, meticulously decorated, one of the most beautiful in Venice.
For those interested, there are interesting guided tour itineraries that range from the Christological itinerary to that of the city's well-known personalities.

The foundation of the church dates back to the 7th century, by S.Magno bishop, who named it after Jesus the Savior.

In the XII century it was destroyed by a fire and more precisely in 1167, it was subsequently rebuilt in about ten years and the then Pope Alexander III consecrated the new sanctuary.

For almost all of the 1200s, work was done on its reconstruction, expansion and renewal and this was possible thanks to bequests and donations from wealthy Venetian families.

At the beginning of the sixteenth century Antonio Contarini, then prior of the L

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