St. Mary of the Lily Venice

The Church of the Virgin of Lily is located in Venice, Italy, west of the Church of the Virgin of St. Mark in the district of San Marco. The Church of the Virgin of Lily was built by General Witton Nibaloza in the 17th century. There are many famous painters in the church. Along the central passageway of the church, there are many different artist groups. The Church of Our Lady of Lily is one of Italy's niche tourist attractions.

The church has three gates, all bronze gates, which look very heavy, and there are many sculptures, different avatars, etc., which should represent different myths. The whole building is Baroque.

The Church of the Virgin of Lily is also next to St Mark's Square, and in front of the church there are some excellent statues, a total of fourteen statues, Baroque style but a marble pillar, on each side of a relief statue, and around the moth there are seven statues.

The church is located in the small square of Zuobiniguo, west of St. Mark's Square. It is surrounded by commercial streets and is a baroque-style building. It took hundreds of years to build. The reliefs and murals inside are exquisite, and there are not many tourists. It is suitable for slowly enjoying.

This baroque church is very chic, especially the reliefs on the walls, which are wonderful. The interior murals are also very beautiful, you can taste this artistic painting carefully, which is quite good.