Like every town of Italy, Venice has a number of its famous places, which are recommended for visiting each tourist who arrived in this majestic city. He became famous not only thanks to the gondolas, but also to his holy places.
A huge advantage of traveling with small groups or alone will be the possibility of self-selection of attractions for viewing. Many tickets, such as a museum, need to buy. Few people know that the Venice Church is equal to museums, and therefore it is easy to get there, free, it will not work. Inside, it is often possible to find pictures and mosaics made by Italian masters. Most of them are awesome directly on the walls of the temples. In addition, in the holy places, the time of visits is strictly limited - as a rule, visitors can be visited in the morning from 8 to 10 am, and in the evening after 17 and to 19 hours. Before a visit, it is better to clarify this information, since the time of visiting each shrine can be insignificant. The average cost of tickets is 5 euros.
One of the most beautiful places is the Church of Santa Maria Della Salute, the entrance is free for tourists. Inside there are several beans of famous artists, but it will be more interesting to learn about the history of this attraction. It turns out that it was built on 1681, and on its construction there were more than 50 years and a million beams of wood. The local architect began her erection in honor of the relief of the city from the plague, which claimed the life of a third of the population of Venice. From the other it is characterized by an architectural building, which is made in the form of an oct. Inside the basilica is decorated with marble statues of the Virgin Mary - it was believed that it was she who saved the city from a deadly attack.
The next, no less significant shrine, which attracts a lot of tourists from all over the world is the Church of Santa Maria Dei Miracoli. It belongs to the era of the Renaissance, and was built in 1489. Unusual species provide mosaic compositions from multi-colored marble and a special carved dome. This place is very popular for marriage, both among local residents and visitors.
The Gothic Church of Santi Giovanni E Paolo is famous not only with its unique architecture, but also a rich history. It was built in honor of the Great Martyrs of Ion and Paul back in 1430. Capella building can be considered a pantheon, because the remains of very many outstanding personalities and rulers of Venice are buried there. Inside there is a variety of monuments of art, as well as the tombstones of the famous Mohengo family, which for many years held high ranks in the Venetian Republic. The church is also known as by their chapels, which are located around the perimeter of the building. Stunning colorful stained glass compositions, which were made by famous masters from Murano glass, admire their beauty and splendor.
Believe me, you will still replenish pleasant memories after visiting these old places.