Chiesa di San Giacomo dall'Orio: an oasis of calm in Venice

Famous painting of Madonna and four Saints in the church Chiesa di San Giacomo all'Orio in Venice

Highlights

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Your ticket for the Chiesa di San Giacomo dall'Orio is already included in your City Pass.
No advance booking is required for this attraction - your City Pass is your admission ticket

Historical background: The origins date back to the 9th century and were first mentioned in a document in 1225. The style is characteristic of Venetian Romanesque architecture.
Architectural diversity: Unique mix of different architectural styles due to numerous renovations and conversions.
Impressive works of art: Important paintings, including Lorenzo Lotto's altarpiece and the main altarpiece ‘Holy Family’ by Domenico Tintoretto.
Quiet atmosphere: A place of tranquillity off the beaten track.

Chiesa di San Giacomo dall'Orio: a small oasis off the beaten track

What awaits you on site

The Chiesa di San Giacomo dall'Orio is one of the oldest and most interesting churches in Venice, located off the beaten track. Its unique appearance is the result of numerous renovations and a colourful mix of architectural styles. The works of art inside are particularly noteworthy, including Lorenzo Lotto's altarpiece ‘Virgin Mary and Child with Apostles and Saints’. The church offers a peaceful atmosphere and is a place of silence and contemplation, ideal for visitors looking for an authentic experience in Venice.