Church of the Eremitani
13th-century Gothic church with famous Mantegna frescoes, partially destroyed in WWII. UNESCO World Heritage Site adjacent to the Scrovegni Chapel
13th-century Gothic church with famous Mantegna frescoes, partially destroyed in WWII. UNESCO World Heritage Site adjacent to the Scrovegni Chapel
Free entry. Combine with nearby Scrovegni Chapel visit
Morning or late afternoon when the church is open. Visit before or after Scrovegni Chapel
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Tragically destroyed on March 11, 1944 by Allied bombing, Italy's worst wartime cultural loss. The frescoes shattered into 88,000 pieces. Partially reconstructed from photographs and fragments
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