San Pietro Martire

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San Pietro Martire is a remarkable church located on the island of Murano, Italy. Originally built in 1348, it was destroyed by fire in 1474 and subsequently rebuilt. The church is an excellent example of Venetian Gothic architecture and is renowned for its spacious interior and impressive collection of art. Among its notable features are several masterpieces by renowned artists such as Giovanni Bellini and Paolo Veronese. San Pietro Martire also houses a number of beautiful Murano glass chandeliers, reflecting the island's rich history of glassmaking.

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