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Bellatrovata - Mr Paradox's Travel Pages
Some Less Visited Cloisters in Tuscany |
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Torri - the only Romanesque cloister left in Tuscany (open Monday and Friday mornings)
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There is another beautiful little cloister (not photographed) at the convent of Cetona (SE of Montepulciano) - the first Franciscan Convent (1212) |
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Monte Oliveto Maggiore (Benedictine / Olivetian) - the life of S Benedict frescoed by Signorelli and Sodoma in the Great Cloister of the Abbey
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The Great Cloister of the Carthusian Certosa di Firenze (now Cistercian) with the monks' cemetery in the foreground |
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The Great Cloister of the Carthusian Certosa di Siena (with bride) - now part of the University of Siena Campus |
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The cloister of the Augustinian convent of Lecetto - deep in the woods to the west of Siena |
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The cloister of the Benedictine Badia Fiorentina (now a convent) which once in the "dark ages" owned everything around ! Open only on Monday afternoons. |
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| Brunelleschi's Great Cloister at the Franciscan Basilica di Santa Croce in Florence | |
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| Michelozzo's Cloister at the ex-Dominican Convent of San Marco, Florence | |
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The tiny painted churchless Choistro dello Scalzo - at via Cavour 69 (just past San Marco) (presently open Monday, Thursday and Saturday mornings) |
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