Nome di Gesù

The Nome di Gesù church displays clean lines and balanced proportions, with a façade incorporating Greek and Roman architectural elements typical of Neoclassicism.

Construction of the Nome di Gesù church began in 1815 under architect Gian Antonio Selva and was completed by Antonio Diedo in 1834.

The Greek-Ukrainian Catholic community currently conducts religious services in the Nome di Gesù church, adding to Venice's religious diversity.

The church stands near the Ponte della Libertà and Piazzale Roma, making it accessible to visitors arriving in Venice by car or bus.

The Nome di Gesù church represents one of the last major religious buildings constructed in Venice during the early nineteenth century.

Location: Venice

Inception: 1815

Architects: Gian Antonio Selva, Antonio Diedo

Architectural style: Neoclassical architecture

GPS coordinates: 45.43910,12.31673

Latest update: March 8, 2025 02:50