Chiesa dei Santi Geremia e Lucia - Santuario di Lucia

St. Jeremiah's Church is situated next to the Rabian Palace. It's not very attractive in appearance. The light-colored walls are a little old. The front of the scene was facing several restaurants, but due to the rush of time, I didn't go in to have a look.

St. Jeremiah's Church is not far from the railway station. It is the home of St. Lucia. The body was preserved as a mummy. In front of the Grand Canal, the church was razed in the 19th century to make room for a new railway station, which is now being rebuilt.

The church of St. Jeremiah is right next to the Rabbi House, and the light-colored walls look a bit dilapidated and look historically heavy.

It's near the Grand Canal. It's easy to see.

The ancient and great historical monuments of St. Jeremiah's Church always awe me, and the feeling of visiting St. Jeremiah's Church in Venice can't be forgotten. The reason for going to Venice was to find this church, which was originally intended to spend half a day there, but later found that the day was a bit rushed. Get off at the Venice train station and quickly reach the Church of St. Jeremiah. The legendary remains of St. Lucy are located in front of the church. There is an altar around her. Standing in the altar with a solemn and sacred mood, she has close contact with St. Lucy, but there are very few people in the area. I was basically the only one who stayed here. On the right side of St. Lucy is a small exquisite gift shop with literature, postcards, rosary beads and many other items on display, and the price is affordable. There are many shops nearby, so you don't have to worry about not being able to buy anything. When you left the store, you accidentally found that there were churchgoers doing mass. After the mass, a woman hurried to the center of the church and told us that we had to be ready to leave because the church was closing. As long as I visit the city of Venice, the church of St. Jeremiah is a must-see place, the exterior of the church is very beautiful and ornamental, I feel different every time I go, and I will never be disappointed to see it. Tips: The interior of the church is simple and interesting, the most worth savoring is the exterior of the church and the remains of St. Lucy. The small shopkeepers around are very warm to tourists, always smiling, unfortunately some languages can not understand, but their enthusiasm is very infecting me.