Commonly known as I Gesuiti (or Jesuits), it is a church in Cannaregio, just behind the Fondamenta Nuove. It is named by the religious order of the Society of Jesus; members of which are referred to as Jesuits (Gesuiti in Italian).
Santa Maria del Rosario in Venice
Also known as “I Gesuati,” it is a Dominican church located in the Dorsoduro district.. Overlooking the Giudecca Canal, this 18th century classical-style edifice of St. Mary of the Rosary features a luminous interior, and is notable for preserving its original design and Rococo adornments.
Santi Giovanni e Paolo
Found the Castello district of Venice, it has the status of a minor basilica of the Dominican order.
Santa Maria Formosa
In the Castello, Venice and designed by Coducci in 1492, and originally dedicated to the Virgin Mary.
San Pantalon
It is located just to the north of the busy Campo Santa Margherita, in the northern part of the Dorsoduro district.
San Giorgio Maggiore
The island in Venice, is really worth a visit, to explore the beauty and tranquillity of this site away from the crowds.
Santa Maria dei Miracoli
It is an exquisite small church in Venice in the eastern part of the Cannaregio districtand. designed by Lombardo it is also known as the “marble church”.
Santa Maria della Salute
It stands on the narrow finger of Punta della Dogana, in the sestiere of Dorsoduro in Venice and is located between the southern entrance to the Grand Canal and the Giudecca Canal, at the Bacino di San Marco.
St Mark’s Basilica
It is not only the religious centre of Venice, but also an expression of the political, intellectual and economic aspiration and accomplishments of a city; that for centuries was at the forefront of European culture.
Santa Maria Gloriosa dei Frari
or simply the “Frari”, located in the San Polo district in Venice; it has an interior rich in art and funerary monuments.









