Religious site
ex Chiesa di Sant'Antonio in Qualconia
Sant’Antonio in Qualconia stands as a forgotten thread in Pisa’s medieval network of hospitality and care. The church and its monastic complex lie along Via della Qualquonia, within the city walls and south of the Arno, in a district historically called Sant’Antonio. The site began under the lay confraternity known as the Disciplinati di Sant’Antonio, or the Compagnia di Sant’Antonio, believed to have been Armenian in origin, with the first documentary trace dated 7 February 1341 in connection to land near the church of San Paolo a Ripa d’Arno for building a church and monastery. …
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