Church of Saint Roch

The church was built to commemorate the saint, Saint Rocco, and there are four huge oil paintings depicting the life of the saint, which are fine art and oil paintings, and are well worth visiting.

The small white chapel is small, but it is beautiful, and there are paintings by Dintoretto worth watching. These four paintings that show the life of the saints are the main collection here, which is quite good.

The beautiful white church of St. Rocco is located near Scarola and is relatively small. It is noteworthy that Dintoretto's paintings also have the tomb of San Rocco. It is also the historical building of the fifteenth century, one of the four plague churches in Venice.

The Church of San Rocco is a Roman Catholic church. It was built between 1489 and 1508 and rebuilt in 1725. The interior decoration of the church is famous for Tintoretto's paintings, and you can also see the statue of San Rocco and the Palegrino Baselli Grillo Monument here. Every year on August 16, the Governor of Venice comes to this church to pray for Venice.

You can get off the stoma station by water bus. The church is not free. It was built in the 15th century AD to commemorate the Saint Sanrocco. On the second floor, there are skylines describing his life.