Found this place by accident while getting lost on purpose in Venice. Extremely suprised with the architecture, the artwork and the seer size of this place. Probably one of the best cathedrals I've been since Rome and Florence. $3.50 per adult to get in but its well worth it. The marble artwork surrounding the Virgin Mary Chapel is astounding! Well... More 

As noted by many others, this basillica is well worth the visit. The interior is immense and very ornate. Many works of art, tombs, marble and wooden statues. The admission is only €3.50 which we felt was VERY reasonable when you consider the cost to maintain such a place. There are several areas which can be better illuminated by pressing... More 

A surprise: how big brick building can be built in a narrow place. It is interesting from outside and far more interesting inside. You will need to pay again. I don’t like this habit in Venice. Nearly each known church in Venice has entrance fee. Interior is very fine Gothic church with three naves. Take your time to walk around... More 

This is a beautiful church, slightly tucked away but in a lovely big open square next to a particularly picturesque canal. After taking lots of photos of the outside I was hoping to look around inside but found you have to pay as soon as you go in. This is fair enough and I can't remember how much it is... More 

We took the long route here, via a ferry round the top of the island, and a walk past the hospital. It's an interesting ferry ride, passing the ship yards, and places you don't normally visit. The walk back to Rialto is shorter, and a nice route. The chuch is very impressive, with the tombs of many doges. The piazza... More 

Huge, bright and quiet. No crowds, no rush. This church by the hospital is almost unvisited by tourists, maybe that's why they charge?