Places of worship

To Saint Roch, the patron saint of plague victims, is dedicated this place of worship whose façade is made of white Istrian stone. It is set in a delicate and sincere patch of the same name, occupied, in part, by the back of the enormous Basilica of…

Huge and full of charm, this church can be seen even before entering the field of the same name, on the left as you walk up Salita San Polo towards the Rialto area. On St Paul's Day 1343, there was a terrible earthquake that lasted several days and…

Descending from the vaporetto stop and heading towards Rialto, one immediately comes across this place of worship and the associated Campo di San Silvestro.

Located along the route from Rialto to the railway station, one passes the Campo di San Giacomo dell'Orio and shortly afterwards arrives at the campo of the same name, where it is impossible not to notice its imposing, squat bulk. Beyond the church…

Overhadowed by dwellings on each side, the church is located in a narrow street not far from the Church of San Stae and the Museum of Palazzo Mocenigo. Nearby lived the Zane and Cappello families and the two great men of letters Gasparo and Carlo…

To reach the church, which is not far from the railway station, one must cross the Scalzi bridge and continue along the road that leads to San Giacomo dell'Orio. It is bordered not only by the field of the same name, but also by another that once…

Walking along the Fondamenta delle Zattere, let yourself be inebriated and warmed by the scorching sun that will accompany your summer days. During your walk, you will come across this place of worship dedicated to the Virgin Mary and, at certain…