Artful Escape at Church of Saint Peter Martyr

Situated in Venice’s quieter corners, the Church of Saint Peter Martyr captivates art enthusiasts and history buffs alike. Did you know it houses a masterpiece attributed to Tintoretto?

Founded in the 16th century, the church was established by the friars of the Order of St. Augustine. It is significant for its religious art and historical artifacts. Noteworthy features include the striking 17th-century panelling in the sacristy, which showcases 33 intricately carved wooden figures, including Nero and Prometheus.

Must-See Wonders

🎨 Tintoretto's Masterpiece - The impressive 'The Baptism of Christ' draws visitors for its artistic depth.
🌲 Unique Sacristy Panelling - Discover the intricate carvings that tell unique stories.
🖼️ Parish Museum Collection - Explore various religious artefacts and vestments.

Visitors can access the church for free, making it an excellent stop for tourists, families, and historians alike.