Campo Manin

Campo Manin
Public square
View of Campo Manin
LocationSan Marco, Venice, Italy
Interactive map of Campo Manin
Coordinates: 45°26′7.11″N 12°20′3.09″E / 45.4353083°N 12.3341917°E / 45.4353083; 12.3341917

Campo Manin (formerlly Campo San Paternian) is a square in Venice, Italy.[1] It is dedicated to Daniele Manin who led the Republic of San Marco during its independence in 1848/49 and whose statue, crafted by Luigi Borro in 1875, is the center-piece. The church San Paternian was the previous name-sake of the campo but was demolished in 1871.

References

  1. ↑ Buckley, Jonathan (2013-01-17). The Rough Guide to Venice & the Veneto. Rough Guides UK. ISBN 978-1-4093-6648-5.
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