Cattedrale di San Pietro Apostolo
Cattedrale di San Pietro Apostolo
Cattedrale di San Pietro Apostolo
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8:00 AM - 12:00 PM, 3:30 PM - 6:30 PM
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3:30 PM - 6:30 PM
Tuesday
8:00 AM - 12:00 PM
3:30 PM - 6:30 PM
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8:00 AM - 12:00 PM
3:30 PM - 6:30 PM
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8:00 AM - 12:00 PM
3:30 PM - 6:30 PM
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8:00 AM - 12:00 PM
3:30 PM - 6:30 PM
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8:00 AM - 12:00 PM
3:30 PM - 6:30 PM
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8:00 AM - 12:00 PM
3:30 PM - 6:30 PM
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Jack Wilmith
Dublin, Ireland110 contributions
Oct 2022 • Family
Can't believe this cathedral is overlooked- there's Titian and Paris Bordone pieces inside, and it's free of charge!!!
Very pleasant neoclassical interior, make note of the illusionist frescoes on the cupola.
Very pleasant neoclassical interior, make note of the illusionist frescoes on the cupola.
Written 17 October 2022
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Robert O
Rotterdam, The Netherlands3,814 contributions
Aug 2021
This is a huge building topped by seven domes with an enormous facade in neoclassical style. Not less than seven big columns support the triangular frieze. The cathedral was built in 1768 after an older structure was demolished. The facade was added in 1836, a time when the Roman Catholic church was well established. Quite noticeable, the architecture underscores the power of the church.
The interior is spacious and rather sober, but light. There are some remarkable pieces of art among them a Titian from around 1520, the 'Malchiostro Annunciation'. Personally I liked a late 15th century sculpture by Andrea Bregno (predecessor of Michelangelo) depicting a visit to Mary. A wonderful masterpiece.
The interior is spacious and rather sober, but light. There are some remarkable pieces of art among them a Titian from around 1520, the 'Malchiostro Annunciation'. Personally I liked a late 15th century sculpture by Andrea Bregno (predecessor of Michelangelo) depicting a visit to Mary. A wonderful masterpiece.
Written 31 August 2021
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DamCar65
99 contributions
Sep 2019
Many people who visit northern Italy visit Venice, but they should also visit Treviso! A good place to start is Treviso Cathedral, built in the neoclassical style with its imposing row of columns at the main door. Inside it is quite light with many interesting features to see. Everybody goes to visit "The Annunciation" by Titian, (in a chapel next to the sanctuary) but we should also remember that one of its famous sons is Joseph Sarto - Pope Saint Pius X. He was Cathedral Canon, Diocesan Chancellor and Spiritual Director of the seminary from 1875 to 1884, before being appointed Bishop of Mantua. To the right of the sanctuary is the altar dedicated to Saint Pius X, with a bronze statue sculpted by Toni Benetton in 1954 (the year of his beatification). Inside the sanctuary are two paintings depicting him as pope as well as a carved inscription above the Canons seat that he occupied in the cathedral as Canon. The crypt is also very interesting, housing the tombs of the Treviso bishops. Around the back is the Diocesan Museum – well worth a visit (but only open a few days a week) and also a recently discovered Roman pavement, possible from some ancient Roman baths.
Written 22 November 2019
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Perry Grinate
Ashby de la Zouch, UK724 contributions
Aug 2019
A rather plain Baroque cathedral covers the beauty of the huge pillared Romanesque crypt dating from the 12rh century AD. There has been a church complex on this site since the 6th century AD
Written 23 August 2019
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David_Aviano
Pordenone, Italy147 contributions
Feb 2019 • Solo
After seeing the Church of Saint Nicolo I walked to see the cathedral. The last Mass for the day had finished, but there was still one of the priests in a confessional available for confessions. Photos are permitted, as long as no flash is used. Until I saw the title of the church here, I had no realized it was the Cathedral of Saint Peter the Apostle. The church is very clean, and will take a couple of hours to see. There was a crypt, but it was closed, so I wasn't able to see that part of the facility. Next time!
Written 4 February 2019
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Giuseppe Cincindella
Rosyth, UK1,656 contributions
Oct 2018 • Couples
Always interesting to visit an historic place like this Cathedral. Big as many typical churches of the time, the cathedral is at the end/beginning of the pedestrian area. We visited the Cathedral from inside, including the crypt. Absolutely disappointing to see how they do business on everything, including the lights to enlighten the crypt....
Written 28 October 2018
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SFDutchman
San Diego, CA615 contributions
Oct 2018 • Solo
Note - the cathedral (Duomo in Italian) closes for "lunch" at noon. Beautiful cathedral for the town of Treviso. First time I visited, the crypt was open. Second time it was closed.
See pictures of the nice frescoes of the crypt. There is also a nice Titian on the right side of the main altar.
See pictures of the nice frescoes of the crypt. There is also a nice Titian on the right side of the main altar.
Written 18 October 2018
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aa27
Lausanne, Switzerland547 contributions
Oct 2018 • Couples
The cathedral is a mix of styles; outside, from the back, you can see how many different "pieces" are put together. The interior is big and a bit empty, the best part is the crypt. Better to get the atmosphere for a while without the light, and then put the light on (you need 1 euro) to discover the magnificent frescos at the walls and on the columns and ceiling, and the colorful autel.
Written 10 October 2018
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Peter S
bonn519 contributions
Sep 2018 • Couples
We came in to admire the annunciation and side walls of the chapel, which are in good condititon. Simply splendid.
Written 19 September 2018
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Mike N
New York City, NY1,529 contributions
Jul 2018 • Solo
The best part is the picture from across the street. The augmented facade is impressive but that was about all for me.
Written 27 July 2018
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1410laras1973
Prato, Italy300 contributions
Buonasera volevo sapere se per visitare la Cappela Malchiostro a Treviso serve prenotazione,grazie.
Roby e Lucy da Sant'Anastasia (Na)
Sant'Anastasia, Italy5,563 contributions
Come può leggere dalla mia recensione non abbiamo avuto molto tempo per visitarla infatti dopo una breve entrata ci hanno fatto accomodare perchè doveva chiudere per la pausa pranzo. Saluti
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