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Ghetto Ebraico
Description
The Scuola Grande di San Rocco is one of the most important buildings in Venice, located in the San Polo district. Famous for its extraordinary collection of paintings by Tintoretto that completely decorate its halls, it is considered one of the highest expressions of Venetian Renaissance art.
Founded in the 16th century as a religious confraternity, the Scuola is a place of great historical, artistic, and spiritual significance (a must-see for anyone visiting the city).
Opening hours:
Opening Hours:
9:30 AM – 5:30 PM
Ticket office closes at 5:00 PM.
The Scuola Grande is open every day of the year, except on New Year’s Day and Christmas Day.
Price:
Tickets:
Full price: €12.00
Reduced price: €10.00
(for people over 70, Touring Club members, Rolling Venice pass holders)
Groups (minimum 20 people): €10.00 per person
(1 free ticket for every 20 participants)
Under 18: €3.00
(ages 8 to 18, school groups with 1 free ticket for every 20 participants, Rolling Venice pass holders)
Family reduced: €26.00
(2 adults + minor children)
Free admission:
People with disabilities plus one companion
Catholic clergy
Children under 8 years old
Accredited guides
Notes:
Use of whisper audio guides is recommended for groups over 30 people with one guide to avoid disturbing others.
There are no guided tours provided inside the Scuola Grande.
Audio/video guides: €5.00, accessible via QR code or login on your own device.
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