Church and Monastery of St. Anne

Church and Monastery of St. Anne

Nowadays monastery was once used as a prison.
Until the Second World War, this was one of the richest sacral buildings far and wide.

It had a rich library and a collection of paintings by famous masters like Benedetto Carpaccio, Girolamo Santacroce, Vivarini and Palma Jr., which were displayed in the monastery church. In the presbytery, there was a big renaissance triptych by Cimo de Conegliano.

The most attractive feature of the church today is its precious late Gothic benches from the end of the 15th century and a Baroque organ. After the World War II a monastery was transformed into a prison cells.

Till the 16th century, the church was dedicated to St. Mary of the Angels, when it was renamed the Church of St. Anne.
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