The Scuola Grande Di San Rocco is one huge architectural masterpiece. It was as if we're transported to Rome just standing in front of this church. There were paintings. lots of them inside. I couldn't recall all the titles of the paintings and who's done who. My wife is better at remembering things. Anyway, I recommend that you get yourself a guide. It tells much about the history behind each painting. It cost us around less than 10 Euros.

Again, another must-see in Venice. The next time we find ourselves in Venice, we'll come back to the Rocco in a heartbeat. 

Scuolo di San Rocco is Venice's answer to Rome's Sistine Chapel.  We marvelled at the towering structure in front of us. The paintings on display include the Virgin Mary's  Anunciation, The Adoration of the Magi, Flight to Egypt, The Slaughter of the Innocents, The Circumcision and the Assumption. We were enamored by Tintoretto Jacopo's works. More paintings on display in the other sections of the building.

We paid 7 Euros for the entrance and that includes an audio guide. 

This place is an absolute must-see if you're in Venice. 

When you visit Venice, San Rocco should be at the top of your list of places to see.  The artwork will take your breath away.