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100  І  NOR THEAST  IT AL Y

       Street-by-Street: San Polo

       The Rialto bridge and markets make this area a
       magnet for visitors. Traditionally the city’s commercial
       quarter, it was here that bankers, brokers and
       merchants conducted their affairs. Streets are no
       longer lined with stalls selling spices and fine fabrics,
       but the food markets and pasta shops are unmissable.
       Away from the bridge, streets quickly become less
       crowded, leading to tiny squares and quiet churches.
                                              The Rialto Markets have existed for
                    The 17th-century church      centuries and are renowned for
                    of San Cassiano houses         their produce. The Pescheria
                    a carved altar (1696)           sells fresh fish and seafood.
                    and a Crucifixion by
                    Tintoretto (1568).  S A N  C A S S I A N O  C A M P A N I L E


                         R I O        D I  CAMPO SAN   C A L L E  D E L  FMTA DELL'OLIO

                                              B O T T E R I       PESCHERIA
                               CASSIANO
                                                                   CAMPO
                                                                   DELLA
                                           D E I           C   B E C C A R I E
                                     C D CRISTI
                                      C A L L E
                                             B E C C A R I E  R U G A   D   S P E Z I A L I

          C A M P I E L L O      R I O  D E L L E                        R U G A   D E G L I
           A L B R I Z Z I
                                                      R U G A  V E C C H I A   S A N   G I O V A N N I
                R   T   D   C A R A M P A N E

                  C   S A L V I A T I
       Key                                                       C  D .   M A D O N N A
          Suggested route                     O L I O
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       0 metres    75          S A N T '
                                       C
                                C A M P O
       0 yards    75
                              A P O N A L
                                The
                               Frari
                                          CAMPO
                                           SAN
                                          SILVESTRO
                                                         R I VA   D E L   V I N
                                                         C A N A L   G R A N D E


                                                  San Giovanni Elemosinario
                                                  is an inconspicuous church
                                San Silvestro     that was rebuilt in the early
       Sant’Aponal has a façade decorated         16th century, although its
       with worn Gothic reliefs. The church       campanile dates from the end
       was founded in the 11th century,           of the 14th century. Inside it are
       but is now deconsecrated.                  interesting frescoes by Pordenone.
       For keys to map symbols see back flap


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