Just 50 metres from the Rialto Bridge on the way to San Marco, the Church of San Bartolomeo di Rialto is easy to miss among the surrounding buildings. Step inside to see its interior and visit one of Venice’s oldest churches. The church also has a connection to the city’s German-speaking merchants, who gathered here. Pair a quiet stop inside with a walk around San Bartolomeo square and the nearby Goldoni monument.
A church beside the Rialto Bridge
The Church of San Bartolomeo di Rialto stands 50 metres from the Rialto Bridge, on the route towards San Marco. Its position among the surrounding buildings makes it easy to pass without noticing it.
The church was a meeting place for German-speaking merchants in Venice. A visit links its interior with this part of the city’s trading history.
FAQ
Where is the Church of San Bartolomeo di Rialto?
It is 50 metres from the Rialto Bridge, on the way to San Marco. San Bartolomeo square and the Goldoni monument are nearby.
What is the church known for?
It was a meeting place for German-speaking merchants in Venice and is counted among the city’s oldest churches.
Is the entrance wheelchair accessible?
Yes, the entrance is wheelchair accessible.
