Scuola Grande dei Carmini

It should be a church here, the English name and Chinese name are really not right. I feel that you are sitting in there are many churches, some are small and unknown, but the inside is very beautiful.

In Santa Margieta, also a large square for a cup of coffee. Then we walked to a place that looked like a dead corner and saw the Camini Congregation, but now it is a theater, the lowest ticket price is 20 euros, but it is a chapel style building.

The Camini Congregation is a building of the Camel Monastery, converted from Badasare Longner in 1670 to the present appearance, the hall on the second floor has nine murals created by Tiejepolo, and the central one is the description of the Virgin Mary of Carmel to send a shawl A scene for the San Semeony Stoke (the symbol of the Carmeni Congregation and the patron saint); the ancient writing room and reception hall next to the hall houses a 17th century embossed decoration and painting.

The white building also has a great experience. The same large number of white buildings are used as the interior background. There is no shortage of relief decorations in the details, and the gilded stairs will be a great attraction to the marble surroundings to reflect the beauty. The ceiling frescoes of the entire building are also distinctive, with mirrors dotted between the wood carvings, while the dome frescoes are just and softer in color look more comfortable under the lights

The church building is a private place, the visit here is free, very good, basically spent an hour browsing, there are several coffee shops on the street outside.