Italian Scola is a jewish attraction in Venice, Italy.
Historic synagogue of the Venetian Ghetto, visited on the Jewish Museum of Venice tour — not in regular use for services.
Built in 1575, by Italian jews who migrated from the south, on top of some apartments in the same square as the German synagogue. The Italian Synagogue has a cupola, barely visible from the square outside, and a portico with columns marking it's entrance. Inside, there's another exquisitely carved wooden ark of the covenant, housing the Torah.