Scuola Grande di San Rocco Tours

Explore the hidden corners of Venice on this walking tour and benefit from local knowledge. Stroll with a small group to the city square of Campo Santa Margherita, see the Scuola Grande di San Rocco, and visit the Basilica di Santa Maria Gloriosa dei Frari. Then cross the Rialto Bridge and walk past the Marco Polo House to St. Mark's Square. Upgrade for a private tour.

Explore Venice without the hassle of researching or planning on a food tour with multiple food and alcoholic beverage tastings, from fresh mozzarella to prosecco. Booking a private tour ensures the full attention of your guide, who provides little-known facts about Venice’s history and robust food scene as well as recommendations for the duration of your visit. A range of departure times is available for your convenience.

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See Venice’s tucked-away places as well as don’t-miss monuments on this walking tour. Your guide shares unusual stops not typically found on the tourist path, starting in Dorsoduro, the university district. Learn about the city’s history at sites like the Rialto Bridge and Marco Polo’s home, then meander through Campo San Giovanni e Paolo up to Piazza San Marco. Opt for a small group or upgrade to a private tour. 

Join us for an exploration of the enchanting city of Venice,arguably the most beautiful city in the northern region of Italy.Discover the hidden secrets and historical treasures of ‘The City of Bridges’in our walking tour of the most famous places the city has to offer.The tour begins in the Dorsoduro district. Here the area is filled with vintage fashion stores, casual eateries and unique boutique.The tour continues towards the Scuola Grande di San Rocco and the Basilica de' Frari where painter Titian is buried. Along the tour you will reach Rialto Bridge one of the architectural icons of Venice and one of the most visited tourist attractions of the city.Then, you will explore Marco Polo House and concluding the tour at San Marco, the principle public square of Venice.Allow your mind to unravel the history and memories of the Venetian past with an expert local guide in this exhilarating 2 hour walking tour.Choose the option of a group tour or your very own personalized private tour.

Once a major maritime power, today Venice is a magical city that enchants visitors with historic canals, picturesque gondolas and unique views. Your private guide will meet you in the splendid St. Mark’s Square, where the walking tour begins. You will delve into the history, culture and traditions of the city, as you hit all the major attractions and top sights. Highlights include St. Mark’s Basilica, the 9th-century church with over 8000 sqm of brilliant mosaics, and the Doge’s Palace, the former residence of the ruler of the Venetian Republic and now home to a stunning museum. There will be also lots of bridges to cross, such as the famous 16th-century Rialto Bridge and the iconic Bridge of Sighs, and fantastic sestieri to explore, each with its own unique vibe.

- 2 hours tour with your exclusive expert guide - The masterpieces of Tintoretto at San Rocco School - Visit of the the lively district San Polo

Discover the wonderful enchanting north Italian city of Venice! Also known as the Floating City, it is packed with history, romance and beautiful sites. Join us on this tour to Venice, the City of Bridges that relies on a series of waterways and canals. Beginning in the Dorsoduro district with fashion boutiques, restaurants and authentic cafes, along the tour expect to see spectacular buildings such as Scuola Grande di San Rocco and the church Basilica dei' Frari where Titian’s, the famous painter’s, are placed. Continuing on the tour to the Rialto Bridge, the oldest of the four bridges spanning the Grand Canal, and one of the most visited attractions in Venice. Marco Polo House is also on the tour, eventually concluding the 2 hour walking tour at Campo San Marco, the main square of the city. Experience the wonder of this charming city in this exciting 2 hour walking tour. Opt for either a group tour or a personalised private tour.

Are you planning to make your marriage proposal in Venice to your partner? You both are not into kitschy and expensive gondola rides with singers? Are you rather thinking to surprise your partner with something unexpected and original? Make your partner feel unique: a wedding proposal in Venice is a privilege a few women and men can enjoy. We will have a video call prior your arrival in Venice, so we can talk about all the details: we will define the location, the timing of your proposal, so that your proposal will be just as perfect! Once in Venice, you will tell your partner you are going to have a walking tour in Venice. We will make happen that you both will get suddenly alone in an off the beaten path location you will remember forever! No worries, everything will be organized for you, including a Murano glass ring created by a local artisan just for you. Can you imagine your beloved’s astonishment and happiness when she or he realizes you’ve organized everything for her or him?

This tour leads to the discovery of four Great Schools, symbols of cultural and humanitarian brotherhoods of Venice. The tour begins in the Grande Scuola dei Carmini, where the ancient furnishings of the devotees and charitable associates are surrounded by religious frescoes by Tiepolo. Like precious gems, Tintoretto’s canvases adorn the chapter house of the Grande Scuola of San Rocco. The Eagle overlooks the marble entrance to the Scuola Grande of St. John the Evangelist, which today still houses the confraternity that has been meeting for over 700 years to admire its masterpieces. At midday, it is time for a Venetian aperitif in a local Bacaro to continue with lunch in the tavern. In the afternoon, the walk leads to the Grande Scuola di San Marco, so important that it received the name of the city’s great patron saint. Continuing along the promenade of the Sestriere di Cannareggio, you will come across the Kosher shops and the palaces of the old ghetto of the city.