Chiesa San Simeon Piccolo Review

A Grand Canal is separated from the train station and only on the other side of the river can the panoramic view of the church be seen, and there is no closer look, because it seems that the door is not open during the day, and it is not open until a specific time in the afternoon.

The Little St. Simon Church is a huge domed church that you will see when you leave the St. Lucia train station. The church was completed in 1738 and is one of the last religious buildings in Venice. During World War I, one of the pillars at the church's entrance was blown up.

The Little Saint-Simon Church is a very special church on the edge of the Grand Canal in Venice. The church's huge green dome is very conspicuous, his gate faces the canal, people take the boat to the shore and go straight to the church is very convenient, hesitant time relationship only took pictures on the boat, inside is too late to enter.

The first church seen from Venice, Saint Lucia, on the other side of the Grand Canal, has a green dome. It was built in the mid-18th century, with statues of the exonerated angels on the top of the pillar lampstand, and the church triangular relief depicting the story of St. Simon and St. Jude.

Located opposite the Venice train station, the green circular roof, the white tall round column, the standard text revival style, is very conspicuous, you can see it as soon as you leave the train station.