Places of worship

The site stands on a small convent and a hospice built by the monks of San Girolamo around the middle of the fourteenth century; next to it was also founded the oratory dedicated to Santa Maria Assunta which was shortly after transformed into a ch

The very first settlements on the island of San Servolo date back to the 7th century when a company of Benedictine monks occupied it. At the time, a church already existed and was dedicated to San Cristoforo.

Church named after Saints Simeon and Judas and commonly called San Simeon Piccolo to distinguish it from the nearby church of San Simeone Profeta (San Simeon Grande).

The exact origins of the church of San Stae, in Italian Sant'Eustachio are not known, but it seems that it already existed in the 12th century.

The building apparently dates back to the 10th century and was built on land once owned by the Tonisto family. Dedicated to St.

The church, of very ancient origins, is dedicated to Saints Gervasio and Protasio, vulgarly San Trovaso.

The church was built in 1084 by the will of the doge Vitale Falier who dedicated it to his homonymous saint.

San Zan Degolà is the dialect terminology for San Giovanni Decollato.

Place of worship titled to the martyr of Antioch San Giuliano, who with his wife Basilissa, was tortured in 304 in Alexandria.

Its construction date is uncertain, even if very ancient, some place it at the end of the 10th century while others make it belong to the following century.

It is said that Luigi Ludovico d'Angiò (Alvise in Venice) gave up taking the throne of king of Naples to wear the Franciscan habit and lead a retired life in poverty but that Pope Boniface VIII chose him to cover the role of bishop of Toulouse (12

In the first years of the fourteenth century a small institute was built for the shelter of women in poverty, with an adjoining small oratory which was then demolished in the second half of the fifteenth; the same was replaced with a church dedica