Scuola di San Giorgio degli Schiavoni

Venice many ancient buildings are more beautiful, must see, the typical appearance of European architecture!

St. George's Congregational Hall has been built for about 600 years, but it is still intact, it was originally a church of the Damachians along the Adriatic Sea, and there are famous murals.

St. George's Congregational Hall is a relatively small place, the history here is very long, the guide introduced the information here very carefully, there are many murals inside, all Western characters, basically do not understand.

The church itself is doing a great job of protecting it. As a classic building displaying Italian Renaissance art, the windows here are relatively dark and the floors are not very high, which to some extent avoids the impact of light on the indoor murals and is easy to protect. The works here are relatively not very direct, indirectly suggesting the helpless scenes of many people being persecuted in the past.

The history here is very long, the tour guide introduced the information here very carefully, there are many murals inside, all Western characters, basically do not understand. Very good, there are many murals inside