Basílica de Santa María dei Frari

Iremos a esta iglesia, nos vamos a hacer un ferry público en el canal, hay un punto de salida en la puerta de la iglesia, y después de visitarla, podemos esperar a que el próximo barco vaya a jugar a otras islas.

No es fácil tomar la apariencia de esta iglesia, principalmente porque la plaza exterior es demasiado pequeña y tiene una iglesia muy alta y enorme. Los atractivos de los pequeños y los que quieren atraer la iglesia pueden venir, o irán a algunos lugares de características de las atracciones para ver.

Esta es la iglesia más importante de Venecia, una iglesia de nivel sagrado, la más famosa de ella es la pintura de la Santa Madre de Tissu, y otras pinturas de aceite enormes, todas bebés, vale la pena verla.

Founded in 1236.1338, the Church of Notre Dame of Glory of the Franciscans was renovated in the 14th century as a place for burying governors and local celebrities and gentlemen. It is adjacent to St. Giovanni Paul's Cathedral and is known as the Pantheon of Venice. There are many art treasures in the church, such as "The Ascension of the Virgin Mary", "St. John the Baptist", "The Virgin Mary and the Saints" and so on.

St. Franciscans Glory Notre Dame Church is a jewel in Venice's attractions. Walking into churches and bell towers is like returning to Venice at the beginning. The road from the wharf to Lika, Brazil, is made of bricks. Pope John Paul I has a life-size statue in the church.

The most famous work of art in this church is Titian's Virgin Mary's Ascension, the largest altar painting in Venice. The church is hidden in Venice's alleys. The bell tower is Venice's second tallest bell tower. If not specifically looked for, it would be mistaken for a warehouse or something.