Everyone may not have the luxury, but, our conference organizers arranged a concert performance by Interpreti Venezia. It was wonderful! More

Enormous in scale within, replete with wonderful images by leading Venetiain artists and craftsmen, including a Titian and a Giorgione. The wooden sculptures surrounding the upstairs great hall are worthy of study ... the hand mirrors aid a viewing of the ceiling paintings, which are far overhead. More

for me, the San Rocco and Frari church constitute two of the most important buildings in Venice. If you do not have the time to visit much else, they will capture the vigor and excellence of Veneitian painting and architecture for you. But remember, you need to spend two or three hours. They are just steps from each other. More

This is a beautiful museum. Get the audio guide to get the most out of it. On the top floor, they provide mirrors so you can see the paintings on the ceiling without straining your neck. It's across the street from the Frari Church and the two attractions provide some of the best art in Venice. More

I had been to San Rocco before (both the church and the "Scuola" which are next door to each other) and remembered them as interesting. They are close to the Frari church so you can plan to do them in one day. The wood carvings are amazing, but the overall effect is too dark, and, sadly, I decided that so... More

Tintoretto spent 20 years painting the ceilings and walls of this amazing place. Make sure you get an audioguide and take as much time as possible. This place is incredible. More

This was the most amazing thing that we saw in Venice. Even better than the Doge Palace. It was mindshattering. There was so much to see. Give yourself at least 2 hours. More

San Rocco is another glorious experience for lovers of art. Like others we gasped when we entered the second floor hall to view the incredible Tintoretto paintings. This is a must see for art lovers. And, don't forget to use one of the mirrors to view the paintings on the ceiling. It's around the corner from the Friari so you... More

One of the most beautiful things we saw or did in Venice. The artwork is indescribable. Upstairs grab a mirror to see the fresco's on the ceiling. I missed them and my neck regretted it. More