San Felice church
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A quite parish church
San Felice church in Venice (Cannaregio district) is dedicated to Saint Felix, whose bones are conserved here as a relic.
Built in 1267, rebuilt and consacrated in 1531, San Felice church as many other churches in Venice was closed by Napoleon, but reopened in 1810 as a parish church.
It is mainly remarkable because of an early Tintoretto painting, dedicated to Saint Demetrius. A plaque commemorates the baptism of Carlo Rezzonico, the future Pope Clement XIII, in 1693.
May be reached from the Vaporetto stop Ca' D'Oro.
