The Scuola Grande di San Rocco is a lay confraternity founded in 1478. The popularity of the cult of St. Roch, whose remains had been in the possession …
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Apr 16, 2025
Simply go and visit this beautiful building - it will blow you away. Well worth the €10 entrance fee - especially now that the centrepiece painting of Tintoretto’s “The Crucifixion”.Full review by George K
Mar 31, 2025
I highly recommend visiting this museum although you do really need a guide to fully appreciate what you are seeing. the main hall upstairs is quite breathtaking in its beauty.Full review by Perry G
Mar 22, 2025
An impressive array of works by the artist Tintoretto. You’ll be amazed by the works on the ground floor however reaching the first floor where the whole room and ceiling is covered in fantastic crea…Full review by Reservarlden
What is a good nearby cafe? Or, is there one onsite?
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There isn't a cafe inside but plenty of small cafe's around the area. The nearby church of Santa Maria Gloriosa dei Frari is worth visiting and has a cafe nearby with seats outside to …
There isn't a cafe inside but plenty of small cafe's around the area. The nearby church of Santa Maria Gloriosa dei Frari is worth visiting and has a cafe nearby with seats outside to enjoy the sunshine
The Hotel looks stunning! How long is it to walk to the Rialto Bridge and St Mark's Basilica?
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This is a museum, not a hotel. Yes, it IS stunning, but I think they might take exception to your camping out on the premises. FYI, not much of anything in Venice takes longer than a …
This is a museum, not a hotel. Yes, it IS stunning, but I think they might take exception to your camping out on the premises. FYI, not much of anything in Venice takes longer than a 30-minute walk, so I imagine San Rocco is perhaps 20 minutes to the Rialto Bridge, and perhaps a little longer to St. Mark's, probably shorter just a bit via Accademia Bridge.
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