Scuola  Grande  di  San  Rocco​

By Dion Protani
Latest update: 27 April 2022
The Scuola Grande di San Rocco is a museum and art gallery, situated in the San Polo sestiere of Venice. Established in 1478, it's particularly famous for its collection of work by the Venetian artist Tintoretto, famed for his Mannerist style of the late Renaissance. 

​You can reach the museum on foot in around three minutes from the San Tomà vaporetto/water bus stop on the Grand Canal. 
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City: Venice

Province: Metropolitan City of Venice

Region: Veneto

Founded: 1478

Architects: Sante Lombardo, Pietro Bon

Architectural style: Renaissance
​District/sestiere: San Polo

​Close by: Venice Santa Lucia Train Station, Venice Grand Canal
​Best water bus/vaporetto stop: ​San Tomà - Lines 1, 2 and N​

Recommended accommodation: Rosa Salva Hotel

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