Campo (Venice)

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A campo is a city square in Venice, Italy.

List of campos

This is a list of notable campos in Venice.

Campo Sant'Alvise
Campo dei Gesuiti
Campo del Ghetto Novo

Castello

Campo San Provolo
Campo Santa Marina
Campo Santi Giovanni e Paolo
Campo San Pietro di Castello

Campo San Provolo
Campo Santa Marina
Campo Bandiera e Moro
Campo San Pietro di Castello
Campo san Zanipolo, Canaletto

Dorsoduro

Santa Croce

Campo San Simeon Grande
Campo dei Tolentini
Campo San Giacomo dall'Orio

Campo San Simeon Grande
Campo, rio, and church dei Tolentini
Campo San Giacomo dall'Orio

San Marco

Campo Manin
Campo Sant'Angelo
Campo San Bartolomeo
Campo San Luca
Campo Santo Stefano

San Polo

Campo dei Frari
Campo San Polo
Campo Rialto Novo
Campo Rocco

Campo dei Frari
Campo Rialto Novo
Campo San Polo
Campo San Rocco

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List of campos
Cannaregio
Castello
Dorsoduro
Santa Croce
San Marco
San Polo
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