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Venice: The Serenissima

Defined as a unique open-air museum, Venice stands on 118 islands connected by over 400 bridges. Guides describe it as a total sensory experience, suspended between ancient engineering and eternal art.

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Main Attractions

I capisaldi storici recensiti dal Touring Club Italiano, dove l'arte e l'architettura bizantina, gotica e rinascimentale si fondono armoniosamente.

Piazza San Marco

St. Mark's Square and Basilica

The beating heart of the city, dominated by the golden mosaics of the Basilica and the imposing Campanile.

Palazzo Ducale

Doge's Palace

A masterpiece of Venetian Gothic architecture, once the seat of the Doge, connected to the prisons via the Bridge of Sighs.

Ponte di Rialto

Grand Canal and Rialto Bridge

The city's main water artery, crowned by the oldest and most famous bridge in Venice.

Best Walking Itineraries

The best way to experience Venice is to get lost. We recommend exploring Cannaregio, from the ancient Jewish Ghetto to the Church of Miracoli. Alternatively, stroll along the Zattere in Dorsoduro for a wide view of Giudecca.

Camminare a Venezia significa scoprire angoli immacolati, lontani dai flussi turistici di massa, apprezzando il silenzio interrotto solo dallo sciabordio dei canali minori.

Cannaregio Itinerary

Top Things to Do

Explore the lagoon, visiting Murano for glassblowing and Burano for its colorful houses. Stop by a traditional "bacaro" to taste "cicheti" appetizers, and enjoy a gondola ride along the quiet inner canals.

Unmissable Events

The magical Carnival of Venice with historical masks; the Historical Regatta on the Grand Canal; and the Art and Cinema Biennale, global cultural highlights.

Burano ed Eventi