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Command Pavilion of the Arsenal
Command Pavilion of the Arsenal
The floor plan of the complex was built, with the Military Swim School pool on the lower left, the Command pavilion in the center, and the three court
The floor plan of the complex was built, with the Military Swim School pool on the lower left, the Command pavilion in the center, and the three courts with the laboratories, storerooms, and stables at the top.
The Command Pavilion in 1866, a few years after its construction.
The Command Pavilion in 1866, a few years after its construction.
Church of St. Francis of Assisi, one of the re-functionalized pavilions of the arsenal. The restoration project was designed by Veronese architect Lib
Church of St. Francis of Assisi, one of the re-functionalized pavilions of the arsenal. The restoration project was designed by Veronese architect Libero Cecchini.
The Romanesque basilica of San Zeno, constructed between 967 and 1398 AD
The Romanesque basilica of San Zeno, constructed between 967 and 1398 AD
The translation of the body of Saint Zeno of Verona in a fresco inside the basilica, along the right wall of the chancel.
The translation of the body of Saint Zeno of Verona in a fresco inside the basilica, along the right wall of the chancel.
Column with impost block in Byzantine style located in the oratory of Saint Benedict, probably part of the 5th–6th century building.
Column with impost block in Byzantine style located in the oratory of Saint Benedict, probably part of the 5th–6th century building.
Pepin of Italy, the king who in the 9th century contributed to the construction of a new church building.
Pepin of Italy, the king who in the 9th century contributed to the construction of a new church building.