Chiesa di Santa Marta
The Church of Santa Marta stands in Pisa as a luminous example of 18th‑century Baroque religious decor, built within the mid-1700s and now protected as Italian national heritage. This Catholic church forms part of a historic complex that, in its current form, reflects the ornamental sensibilities of the period rather than a single, isolated structure. Its origins trace back to the Dominican order’s activities in the Suarta quarter, where Santa Viviana in Suarta and the monastery of Santa Marta (once called the Misericordia) were established by the 14th century. In the late 18th century, the nearby monastery was dissolved, and by 1795 the Archdiocese granted Santa Marta the title of Prioria. …
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