Church of Saint Mary of Miracles Venice Review

This is a church built in the late 15th century, it is mainly decorated in silver, white, gray, the color looks quite elegant, there is a large hall inside is not particularly spacious, but the atmosphere is very good.

We stumbled upon this church while walking around Venice, the Church of the Miracle Notre Dame has marble walls, best known for the murals of the Virgin Mary above the altar, but the Church of the Miracle Notre Dame is required to charge three euros for tickets, but think of hundreds of churches in Venice, And all the costs of maintenance and repair, so the tickets are still worth it.

The Church of the Miracle of the Virgin was built in 1675 and completed in 1681, and the church was named after the incredible image of the Virgin on the altar of worship. The church was half open, and it felt dark inside, and the lights were not turned on during the day, only a few rays of sunlight came in from the windows of the high place, and the chapels were covered with paintings and sculptures. We even visited and sat in the church chair with a rest, looking around, looking around, it was "walking" horse viewing land, the instructions inside are Italian want to see and can not understand.

The Church of the Miracle of Our Lady is one of the most important churches in Venice, located in the bustling Grand Canal area, the architectural style of the church belongs to the Renaissance style, this church is very simple but very grand.

The church was built in the late 15th century, when the Black Death swept across Europe, and it was a church built by the surviving people to thank the Virgin, so it was quite sacred, but it was relatively simple inside.