Santa Maria Etiopissa, Vicenza

A church at the site is documented since 1154 as belonging to the Abbey of Pomposa. The church underwent reconstruction around 1490. The simple stone and brick structure has a single, rectangular nave, with a square apse. The bell-tower arises awkwardly from a corner of the facade. A stone bas-relief in the church dates possibly to the 6th or 7th century.^[1] A more recent reconstruction took place in 1933.

45°36′21.2″N 11°33′25.7″E / 45.605889°N 11.557139°E / 45.605889; 11.557139