You pay for tickets, it's cheap enough. The time that has been put into making all the interior and structures is very impressive. A stunning church in a beautiful city.

Beautiful art and architecture throughout this final resting place for many Venetian Doges. A bit off the beaten path, but well worth the visit. Serene and lovely. We stayed very near by and heard these beautiful church bells in the evenings...

I saw this building on a food tour, & got to go inside - now it is the facade of a large hospital, which is built around the original church & monastery. Through the front doors lies a huge open space - on either side...More

This church is large and has a lot of art, but because of the lighting it was difficult to appreciate it all. Also no photos were allowed, which is annoying when you pay for entry. We asked a question of the man working the entry,...More

One of the largest brick built churches in Venice, the interior is massive with the nave supported by 10 huge columns, it was obviously very important during the Republic as it became the burial place for the Doges from the 15C & 25 of them...More

Not the usual classical styled church that you see on most squares in Venice this brick built church is more modest(by Venice standards) inside the roof structure is especially noteworthy. Altars still abound around the sides.

Another great church to visit and see quickly while walking around Venice. For the History, Art, Architecture lover - you wont be dissapointed!