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The Basilica of '''San Pietro di Castello''' (English: ''Saint Peter of Castello'', after the [[Castello district|district]] where it was located) was the church that housed the seat of Bishop of [[Venice]].
The Basilica of '''San Pietro di Castello''' (English: ''Saint Peter of Castello'', after the [[castello District|district]] where it was located) was the church that housed the seat of Bishop of [[Venice]].


==History==
==History==
First built in the 7th century, San Pietro di Castello was the seat of the Bishop of Venice. The tower is the first to be cloaked in Istrian stone from the quarries outside Venice, the same white stone that covers the [[Palazzo Ducale]].
First built in the 7th century, San Pietro di Castello was the seat of the Bishop of Venice. The tower is the first to be cloaked in Istrian stone from the quarries outside Venice, the same white stone that covers the [[Palazzo Ducale di Venezia|Palazzo Ducale]].


==Trivia==
==Trivia==

Revision as of 13:20, 20 October 2013



The Basilica of San Pietro di Castello (English: Saint Peter of Castello, after the district where it was located) was the church that housed the seat of Bishop of Venice.

History

First built in the 7th century, San Pietro di Castello was the seat of the Bishop of Venice. The tower is the first to be cloaked in Istrian stone from the quarries outside Venice, the same white stone that covers the Palazzo Ducale.

Trivia

  • A glyph is located on the building.

Reference