San Zan Degola

The San Zan Degolà church combines Byzantine and Romanesque architectural elements with brick walls, semi-circular arches, and medieval frescoes inside its structure.

The Veniera family initiated the construction of San Zan Degolà in 1050 to commemorate their victory against the Genoese forces in Negroponte.

The church holds Russian Orthodox services while maintaining its historical role as a center for religious gatherings in the Santa Croce district.

Visitors can reach San Zan Degolà through Venice's network of canals and walking paths, with the church located at coordinates 45.44158 latitude and 12.32787 longitude.

The structure preserves early medieval frescoes and original architectural elements from the 11th century, demonstrating construction techniques from that period.

Location: Venice

Inception: 11 century

Architectural style: romanesque architecture in Italy

Made from material: brick

GPS coordinates: 45.44158,12.32787

Latest update: March 3, 2025 14:06