Facing scenically onto the Grand Canal, on one of the few campi (squares) in Venice that slope right down to touch the water, the church of San Stae — Sant’Eustachio for the Venetians — is the manifesto of the Baroque looking to the canal.
Facing scenically onto the Grand Canal, on one of the few campi (squares) in Venice that slope right down to touch the water, the church of San Stae — Sant’Eustachio for the Venetians — is the manifesto of the Baroque looking to the canal.
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