San Gregorio, Venice

The San Gregorio church stands near Santa Maria della Salute basilica, featuring an ogival portal and elongated mullioned windows with Gothic architectural elements.

Established in the ninth century as a Benedictine abbey, San Gregorio underwent reconstruction in the fifteenth century under architect Antonio da Cremona's direction.

The church structure represents the evolution of religious architecture in Venice, combining Gothic elements with traditional Venetian building techniques.

Located at coordinates 45.430653, 12.333784, the former church building stands at Calle Due Mori 169 in the Dorsoduro neighborhood of Venice.

After its deconsecration during the Napoleonic period, the building transformed into a mint laboratory and later served as an art restoration center.

Location: Venice

Inception: 15 century

Architectural style: Gothic architecture

GPS coordinates: 45.43065,12.33378

Latest update: March 9, 2025 17:24