This wasn't in my itinerary but I was so glad I went in. It just amazes you at the splendour of the place. You are provided with an audio guide which I stopped after a while and just admired the Tintoretto paintings. This is where he spent 30 years of his life painting. When you see all the other Tintoretto... more

Honestly, this place is wonderful and so peaceful in comparison to Rome's cramped alternative. Tintoretto's paintings adourn the walls and ceilings whilst later wooden sculptures on the walls fascinate. Mirrors are supplied to magnify and assist the viewer to examine the ceiling art. Inexpensive to enter and my favourite memory of a great trip to Venice. more

Beautiful building inside, awesome art work, get the audio guide. more

GO!!! Even if you're not a fan of Tintoretto, go for the STUNNING wood carvings alone. I was there for an hour and a half this week, and there were never more than four other people in the place, totally incomprehensible as it is certainly a must-see. more

I tell anyone who is touring Venice to visit Scuola Of St Rocca. Only for a local introducing me to this part of Venice, I may have left not discoverg this. Wonderful. Other memories "The Sqare at Night" with the orchestra playing. I hope to return Maria Mellick more