Chiesa di San Giorgio

La chiesa niente di particolare ma l'esposizione molto bella

A beautiful small Anglican church set in wonderful Venice. The building has a fascinating history, which the reverend told us about. Inside needs a little attention and there are future plans to have some renovation done inside the church.Had our wedding vows renewed here whilst in Venice, couldn't think of a more stunning location.

Una chiesa che sognavo da anni di vedere , enorme veramente ,una delle più belle mai viste . Si raggiunge con un vaporetto

This is the Anglican Church (C of E, Diocese of Gibraltar) in Venice, since 1602. There is a small permanent congregation of English speakers, and many visitors from churches of the Anglican Communion each Sunday. It is a warm and welcoming place, with good liturgy and organ. A nice surprise after the service: Prosecco hour!

Chiesa di rito Anglicano, ubicata in campo San Vio, fu ricavata nel 1926 nel corpo di un antico palazzo patrizio, ristrutturato e riadattato per l'uso, secondo un progetto dell'ingegnere Luigi Marangoni.L'ingresso, prospiciente al campo, è stato ricavato dal primo arcone della struttura del palazzo ed è costituito da un semplice portale in bronzo con una copertura semicircolare in pietra d'Istria, sormontata da una statua del santo e da un bassorilievo raffigurante San Giorgio che uccide il drago.Affiancano il portale due pannelli laterali in bronzo, anch'essi decorati in bassorilievo. I bassorilievi sono dedicati alla memoria dei soldati britannici caduti in Italia durante la prima guerra mondiale e sono opera di Napoleone Martinuzzi.

Very nice little Anglican church in a nice part off Venice we renewed our wedding vows here on our 40th anniversary

The church is currently the setting for a wonderful exhibition by a Russian artist, Zoritko, who paints glorious, evocative images of nomadic life facing the challenges of the impact of the 21st century.

Chiesa anglicana ricavata da un antico palazzo patrizio.

Simple architecture...

This i the only Anglican Church built in the Dorsoduro district It’s mostly frequented by a small group of Anglican cult resident in Venice.Until 2000, the English Consulate was only a few steps away from this church.It was designed and built in 1926 by engineer Marangoni,in the body of an ancient noble palace, duly restored and adapted for religious use. The entrance to this church, consisting of a simple bronze portal with a semicircular covering in istriano stone, surmounted by a statue of St George sloyin the dragon. This portal is flanked on both sides by two bronze panels worked in bas-relief, dedicated to the memory of the fallen British soldiers,in Italy, during the First Would War. Needless to say, this review is aimed mainly at the British and not only.