San Zeno

San Zeno features a nave with two aisles, a portico supported by pilasters, and a central column on its stone facade.

The church, established in 1029, functioned as both a religious center and a hospital until the fifteenth century under Camaldolese monks' direction.

The facade contains medieval ceramic basins created by Islamic artisans, with the original pieces now preserved in the National Museum of San Matteo.

Located near the center of Pisa at coordinates 43.723, 10.407531, the church remains an active part of Italy's national heritage monuments.

The second level of the facade displays mullioned windows decorated with geometric lozenges and circular openings, reflecting local architectural patterns.

Location: Pisa

Inception: 11 century

Architectural style: Romanesque architecture

Made from material: stone

Address: Largo San Zeno 14 56127 56127

GPS coordinates: 43.72300,10.40753

Latest update: March 6, 2025 00:36