Venice - Cannaregio

The Church of San Marcuola was built between 1728 and 1736 by the architect Giorgio Massari, but the facade overlooking the Canal Grande was never completed. The most important works of art are "The Last Supper" by Tintoretto (1547; Presbytery, left-hand wall), a popular interpretation of Leonardo da Vinci's Milan picture (1495-97), and an old copy of his "Washing of the Feet" (opposite). It is also worth noting that the altars are richly decorated not with paintings but with sculptures.

Sant'Alvise is located in a little-visited area of Venice, near the Madonna dell'Orto. This church is home to three Tiepolos.

Santa Maria dei Miracoli is an early Rennaissance church in Venice. Nicolo di Pietro's "Virgin and Child" is remarkable work to view at the altar.