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The white Baroque front and green dome of the Monte Berico basilica beside its brick bell tower, seen across the square.
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Basilica of Monte Berico

The Basilica of Monte Berico is a Marian sanctuary on the hill above Vicenza, founded after reported apparitions of the Virgin Mary in 1426 and 1428. The present Baroque church, with its dome and statues, was designed by Carlo Borella in 1688. A hall beside it holds Paolo Veronese's painting of the Supper of Saint Gregory the Great.

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Mon06:00–12:30 14:30–18:00
Tue06:00–12:30 14:30–18:00
Wed06:00–12:30 14:30–18:00
Thu06:00–12:30 14:30–18:00
Fri06:00–12:30 14:30–18:00
Sat06:00–12:30 14:30–18:00
Sun06:00–19:00

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