Points of Interest near Campo Santo Stefano Venice
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Like many places in Venice, Campo San Stefano has another name. It is called Campo Francesco Morosini. This is the name of the 11th century Doge who once lived here. Campo Stefano is one of the largest and airiest squares in the city. Bullfights were once held here. In 1802 the stadium collapsed. The resulting deaths put an end to this practice. Instead, Campo San Stefano is now a venue for various festivals and Carnival.
Staying in a budget hotel in Venice near Campo San Stefano becomes an attractive proposition if you enjoy music and dance. At the south end is the Palazzo Pisani and the Campiello Pisani. It now houses the Conservatory of Music. In the centre of the campo is a statue of Nicolò Tommaseo (1802-1874). He was a noted Dalmatian scholar. He was involved in the 1848 rebellion against the Austrians. At #2945 you will see the Palazzo Loredan. This is now home to the Venetian Institute of Sciences, Letters and Arts.
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