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Cini Foundation, Borges Labyrinth, and Vatican Chapels

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Anonymous

12 Apr 2024

Average

We were traveling with a 9 and 5 year old. Our main focus was to go to the Labyrinth which was good. We would have been fine with that. However, it was not clear that the visit was a 3 part...

We were traveling with a 9 and 5 year old. Our main focus was to go to the Labyrinth which was good. We would have been fine with that. However, it was not clear that the visit was a 3 part guided tour. It was interesting to see the Library, but found the Vatican Chapels very strange. The "world's most beautiful" theater was under reconstruction.

San Giorgio Maggiore: Giorgio Cini Foundation + Borges Labyrinth + Vatican Chapels

Carmen, Spain

04 Apr 2022

Good

Tour interesante y MUY RECOMENDABLE, sobre todo para aquellos interesados en la arquitectura! El entorno maravilloso. Tal vez, el único fallo sea que se hace una experiencia un poco corta, podrían...

Bosco with the Vatican Chapels (Tour III)

Pierre, France

26 Nov 2021

Good

Découverte du lieu en petit comité donc beaucoup d'espace, par contre visite un peu trop rapide ne permettant pas de profiter du jardin donnant sur la lagune.

Bosco with the Vatican Chapels (Tour III)

About: Vatican Chapels

The Pavilion was built on the occasion of the first participation of the Holy See in the Architecture Biennale; ten architects - from Italy, Spain, Portugal, Great Britain, USA, Australia, Brazil, Japan, Chile, Serbia and Paraguay - were called by Cardinal Gianfranco Ravasi to each build a chapel, starting from the model of the "chapel in the woods ”By Gunnar Asplund, built in 1920 in the Stockholm cemetery. The result is precisely the Vatican Chapels, new and unprecedented models, placed in a natural and abstract environment, and now on permanent display in the woods of the Giorgio Cini Foundation.