Scuola Grande Arciconfraternita di San Rocco

It's spectacular. The decorative oil paintings inside are very beautiful. All kinds of paintings deserve to be appreciated. There are Old Testament stories engraved here, and the carvings are very delicate. It's a good choice to spend some time walking here. It's good to slip in the garden.

There are many outstanding fresco art-loving tourists who can watch carefully to satisfy many of your interests and hobbies. If you are not interested in art, you can also not enter the tour and look outside at the Gothic architecture itself.

There are many collections in the palace, especially oil paintings. Every painting has a story behind it. People who like it really spend a lot of time watching it. It took me half a day to go with my little friend.

St. Rock Hall is far from the main tourist area of St. Mark's Square. The front of the building is beautiful, but there are sixty works of art inside. The walls and ceilings are everywhere. St. Rock is the patron saint of plague victims. There are beautiful carved dark wooden chairs and big red lanterns in the hall.

It's a fairly pure hall, and there's a limit on the number of people every day. It's like there's a long queue to queue up every time I pass there, but I'm OK when I go. It's very bright inside, and the sculpture is very beautiful.

Early in the morning, there was still a long line. There are some places outside that are being decorated, so you can't see the beautiful panorama. Only a circle around the hall. It's very beautiful.

Introduction to St. Rocco Hall - "St. Rocco Hall was constructed in the 16th century by Barthomeo & Bonn. It is the chapel of St. Rocco, the patron saint of the Black Death. Famous artist Tindoleto is also a member here. He used to be responsible for the painting decoration of the auditorium, making oil paintings in various halls. He died seven years after the completion of his last work in the auditorium. The halls on the first and second floors were filled with 67 works which he had spent 23 years to complete, including "Shepherd's Worship", "Glorious St. Rocco", "Exodus of Egypt and so on.

St. Rocco Hall was built in the 16th century by Barthomeo & Bonn. It is a chapel for the believers of St. Rocco, the patron saint of the Black Death. Famous artist Tindoleto is also a member here. He used to be responsible for the painting decoration of the auditorium, making oil paintings in various halls. He died seven years after the completion of his last work in the auditorium. The halls on the first and second floors were filled with 67 works which he had spent 23 years to complete, including "Shepherd's Worship", "Glorious St. Rocco", "Exodus of Egypt and so on.

Tindoleto's Museum of Personal Art, because of his 56 works, was originally the son of a dyer. In fact, he was also a dyer himself. It took eighteen years to complete the murals and ceilings. Tishan and Tiebolo also have a small number of works in the hall. Dinduletto was an improved apprentice, carelessly fired squid, unemployed to sell paintings for a living. The world's greatest works on the second floor are all written by Tindolai according to the stories in the Bible. His works were so sloppy that the Hall of St. Rocco accepted his promise of three paintings a year and became the greatest Dyer of the Venetian school.

St. Locke's Hall is dedicated to the memory of St. Locke, who was the guardian of Venice during the period of the Black Death. The outside of the hall does not look conspicuous, but the inside condenses the painter's 23 years.