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World Europe Italy Veneto Venice Attractions San Zulian

San Zulian

Last updated on September 4, 2026
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Overview

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San Zulian (San Giuliano) is a Catholic parish church in Venice's San Marco sestiere, a short walk from St. Mark's Square, under the parish of San Salvador. Its Renaissance facade, designed by Jacopo Sansovino and completed after his death by Alessandro Vittoria, is best known for the bronze statue of its own patron, Tommaso Rangone, set directly above the entrance.

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    Visit Responsibly

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    San Zulian is an active parish church -- modest dress and quiet, respectful behavior are expected inside, particularly during services.

    Plan Your Visit

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    Admission: Free

    San Zulian sits just off Merceria dell'Orologio, the main pedestrian route between the Rialto Bridge and St. Mark's Square, making it an easy stop between the two.

    The church is generally open during the day with a break at midday, and entry is free.

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