Santi Giovanni e Paolo
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The monumental tombs of 25 doges take pride of place in this solemn Gothic giant, erected by Dominican friars from the 13th to 15th centuries. Among them is the grandiose tribute to Pietro Mocenigo for his valorous struggle to defend Venice’s eastern colonies against the Turks (west wall). Inside are splendid paintings by Veronese and a polyptych (1465) by Giovanni Bellini.
Practical Information
Campo SS Giovanni e Paolo Castello
Open 9:15am–6:30pm Mon–Sat, 1–6:30pm Sun Admission charge
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