- The white church of Santa Maria Formosa glistens in the sun, embraced by the campo while artfully oriented at a angle within it.
- Santa Maria Formosa is barycentric to all major touristic attractions. 5 minutes walking from Rialto Bridge, S.Mark's Square and Campo S.Giovanni e Paolo.
- As many churches, Santa Maria Formosa was built at various intervals, you’ll notice the main façade looking onto the campo is 18th century baroque in style...
- One of the most famous mascarons is certainly the one that decorates the entrance portal of the bell tower of Santa Maria Formosa, known as “El Mascaron”.
- The church in art The Campo Santa Maria Formosa by Canaletto in 1733-4 is in the Woburn collection. Reproduced by Bellotto around 1742.
- The church of Santa Maria Formosa was built at the end of the 15th century by Mauro Coducci. The Baroque bell tower dates from the 17th century.
- Taste the delicious and typical italian cuisine of Santa Maria Formosa. Take a break from sightseeing, drink an Aperol spritz while enjoying our famous "antipasti".
- Head along one of Venice's many other crooked bridges, and arrive at one of the cities largest squares, Campo Santa Maria Formosa.
- Santa Maria Formosa olarak bilinen Meryem'in Arındırılması Kilisesi, Venedik şehrinde , Castello semtinde , San Marco semtinin kenarında dini bir yapıdır .
- But in Campo Santa Maria Formosa, one of the most fascinating and authentic areas of Venice, there are many masterpieces of art.