FlorenceBasilica di Santa Croce e Museo dell'Opera di S. Croce (G5/6)
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This Franciscan basilica was begun in
1295 to plans by Arnolfo di Cambio. It
contains countless artworks, including
Giotto's famous frescoes in the Peruzzi
and Bardi chapels, and it is universally
famous as the final resting place of several great Italians.
The most important
monuments include the tomb of Alfieri
by Canova, the tomb of Leonardo Bruni
by Rossellino and the tomb of Carlotta
Bonaparte by Bartolini. The Museo
dell'Opera contains renowned artworks
such as the "Crucifix" by Cimabue, frescoes by Taddeo Gaddi and Andrea
Orcagna and the graceful Pazzi Chapel
designed by Brunelleschi.
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