San Gregorio church
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A Gothic apse
San Gregorio church in Venice was founded in IX century and became a Benedictine abbey in XII. Suppressed by Napoleon, it later served as a workshop for the Zecca (mint) and later as a laboratory of restaurations.
Nowadays it is not in use, but from the outside it is however possible to admire its Gothic facade and the apse which faces the Grand Canal.
Water bus stop: Salute.
