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Arsenale

Arsenale : The main waterway entrance
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This historic shipyard fueled Venice’s naval power for centuries and now offers an unforgettable adventure for boys of all ages — though everyone will be captivated by the site’s rich history and the giant sculpture of six pairs of hands.

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Basilica dei Frari

Basilica dei Frari : Canova's mausoleum is perhaps the most distinctive monument among the many within this vast church
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Imposing Gothic church housing art treasures and monumental mausoleums.

Escape the claustrophobia of crowds and narrow alleys into this expansive spiritual open space filled with art.

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Basilica di San Marco

Basilica di San Marco : The western facade, with the adjacent Palazzo Ducale and the lagoon in the background, as seen from Torre dell'Orologio
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The Church of Gold stirs overwhelming emotions with its dazzling golden mosaics, rich history, and aura of power — a deeply memorable tribute to both divine glory and Venice’s might.

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Bridge of Sighs

Bridge of Sighs : View facing the lagoon, from the small Ponte de Canonica
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Enclosed bridge named for the sighs of convicts crossing it en route to the palace prison.

The Bridge of Sighs is simply one of the world's most famous bridges.

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Burano

Burano : The iconic pastel-colored houses are unique within the Venetian lagoon
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Fishermen’s island known for its quaint, colorful houses and traditional lace-making.

A cheerful contrast to Venice, especially on sunny days, when the vibrant colors truly come to life.

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Ca' Pesaro

Ca' Pesaro : The first floor is reserved for modern art, such as this cast of 'The Thinker' by Auguste Rodin
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Two distinct and captivating art museums, housed within a colossal canalside palace and accessible with a single ticket.

Even if modern art isn't to your taste and another grand palace feels like too much, the artifacts in the Oriental Museum are fascinating, with the collection considered one of the most important in Europe.

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Ca' Rezzonico

Ca' Rezzonico : The throne room is draped in luxurious red velvet and it derives its name from the ornate gilded wooden throne adorned with cherubs, sea-nymphs, and sea-horses
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Museum showcasing the extravagance of 18th-century Venetian life, set within a grand palace.

Step back in time to Venice's Age of Decadence with a visit to this opulent residence, one of the few open to the public.

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Ca' d'Oro

Ca' d'Oro : The distinctive facade, as seen from the Canal Grande
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Exquisite Gothic palace housing a curated art collection.

Step inside one of Venice’s most elegant palazzos, where direct, front-row views of Canal Grande are perfectly framed by graceful Gothic arches.

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Campanile di San Marco

Campanile di San Marco : The top of the tower features the belfry (where you can climb), the symbol of St. Mark and a pyramidal spire topped by a golden angel
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Basilica bell tower overlooking the square, tallest structure in Venice.

Enjoy spectacular aerial vistas over Venice and, on clear days, even the Alps, with effortless access by elevator.

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Campo San Giacomo

Campo San Giacomo : At the northern part of the square, there's an unusual patch of green — a rare treat in Venice's squares
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A rare green corner of Venice — this irregular campo, wrapped around its namesake church, is shadier and leafier than most.

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Campo Santa Margherita

Campo Santa Margherita : The lively mix of locals and visitors is even more vibrant as evening approaches, with cafes filling up and the square humming with conversation
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The city's liveliest square, buzzing with local energy and offering a great starting place for a night out.

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Campo Santa Maria Formosa

Campo Santa Maria Formosa : Southward view of the campo, framed by inviting cafés and the Baroque facade of Santa Maria Formosa
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Recharge at one of the inviting cafés on this charming square, framed by elegant historic buildings and their signature Venetian Gothic windows.

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Canal Grande

Canal Grande : Perhaps the most iconic view of all: looking east from the Accademia Bridge
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Majestic waterway, lined with a dazzling array of palaces.

Only here, in this unique setting, can you admire some of the world’s most exquisite palaces and architecture while simultaneously gliding past a vibrant array of boats.

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Casa di Carlo Goldoni

Casa di Carlo Goldoni : One of the last puppet theatres - that were once common in the patrician houses of the 18th century- with its authentic collection of marionettes
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Theatre museum in the former house of the renowned Venetian playwright.

Explore the history of Venetian theatre and admire the unique puppet theater, along with its displayed marionettes.

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Chiesa della Pieta (Vivaldi Church)

Chiesa della Pieta (Vivaldi Church) : The anticipation builds as everyone awaits the arrival of the musicians
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Located beside the very site where the famed Venetian composer once lived and worked, this waterfront church is best experienced during an evening concert, when an uplifting performance of The Four Seasons fills the church space.

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Chiesa di San Paolo

Chiesa di San Paolo : The Oratory of the Crucifix displays the 14 Stations of the Cross, which were painted by Giandomenico Tiepolo during his early twenties
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Gothic church housing a series of evocative crucifixion scenes painted in an unconventional style.

After a peaceful break in the nearby square, curiosity may lead you inside to experience this unique take on a biblical scene.

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Chiesa di San Rocco

Chiesa di San Rocco : The impressive counter-facade with the organ loft
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Confraternity church housing the remains of the protector against the plague.

The beautiful art inside is a good warm-up before your visit to the adjacent Scuola Grande.

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Da Vinci Interactive Museum

Da Vinci Interactive Museum : The room with flying machines
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Get hands-on with Leonardo’s mechanical inventions and be inspired by his genius at this interactive museum, which also features high-res digital reproductions of his masterpieces.

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Fondaco dei Tedeschi

Fondaco dei Tedeschi : The grand inner courtyard of the former warehouse is the core of the current shopping mall
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Former luxury shopping mall in a historical building, offering sweeping views from its rooftop terrace.

As of late April 2025, both the mall and its terrace are CLOSED, with no clear updates on if or when they’ll reopen 😔

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Fondazione Querini Stampalia

Fondazione Querini Stampalia : The richly decorated interiors in their almost original state
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Renaissance palace showcasing the family's historical art collection alongside contemporary works.

Explore beautiful interiors and an art collection where ancient and modern intertwine, culminating in a journey to the 1700s with vivid scenes of Venetian private and public life.

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Gallerie dell'Accademia

Gallerie dell'Accademia : While Leonardo da Vinci's Vitruvian Man is the most renowned work in the Gallery, it is only exhibited for visitors on rare occasions
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Art museum documenting the evolution of Venetian art from the 13th to the 18th centuries.

Immerse yourself in one of Italy's finest art collections, featuring breathtaking canvases brimming with color, light and splendor.

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Ghetto Ebraico

Ghetto Ebraico : The main square, Campo di Ghetto Nuovo, early on a Hanukkah morning.
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The term “ghetto” originated right here, in the area where Jews were compelled to live in the 16th century. Even today, echoes of this incredible past are still palpable.

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Giardini della Biennale

Giardini della Biennale : The Giardini are the perfect place to relax end enjoy spectacular views over the entire San Marco basin.
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Napoleon's creation of the park marked Venice's first public green space, now a peaceful retreat offering sweeping lagoon views and serving as the heart of the Biennale art exhibition.

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Libreria Acqua Alta

Libreria Acqua Alta : Well-known for its resident cats
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Quirky bookshop complete with resident cats and its own gondola.

Step into a one-of-a-kind book lover’s paradise, where books rest in gondolas and charming resident cats keep watch.

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Lido

Lido : This is the closest beach to the Lido vaporetto stop: just about a 10-minute walk away
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Venice’s charming seaside resort, known for its wide, sandy beach and relaxed atmosphere.

Take a break from the hustle and bustle of the city with proper beach time and peaceful seaside relaxation.

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Madonna dell'Orto

Madonna dell'Orto : The 'Presentation of the Virgin in the Temple' was initially created as two vertical halves, a fact easily noticeable at the bottom, particularly in the child's dress
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Gothic church adorned with 10 impressive paintings by Tintoretto, who is also buried within.

This graceful church, containing two of Tintoretto's best works, is a must-see when exploring Cannaregio.

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Murano

Murano : The Clock Tower and Rio dei Vetrai mark the center of Murano
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Just a short water bus ride from Venice, immerse yourself in all things glass: its production, history, artistry, and indulge in souvenir shopping right at the source.

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Museo Correr

Museo Correr : In the Napoleonic Wing of the museum complex, the opulent ballroom reigns as one of the most exquisite chambers
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Prominent museum showcasing treasured artworks and Venice's history.

Included in the ticket to Palazzo Ducale, exploring the opulent interiors and rich collection is not to be missed.

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Museo del Vetro

Museo del Vetro : The spacious central room, also known as the portego, situated on the first floor
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Museum delving into the history of glassmaking, featuring glass items from ancient times to the present day.

You get to appreciate the artistry and decorative applications of this captivating material in the world’s largest historical collection of Murano glass.

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Museo della Musica

Museo della Musica : Three cellos stand majestically in front of the altar
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Museum dedicated to the art of Italian violin making, housed in a centuries-old deconsecrated church.

Few places in the world feature a church as the setting for a music museum, while also offering free entry.

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Natural History Museum

Natural History Museum : During the early 1700s, the 'rooms of wonders' became popular for showcasing collections of creatures rarely seen by Venetians at that time
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Natural history museum featuring artifacts from Venetian expeditions.

Ideal for families with middle to older children, fostering a genuine sense of exploration among curious visitors.

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Naval History Museum

Naval History Museum : Inside the former oar joinery of the adjacent Arsenale, the Ships Pavilion displays one of its star exhibits: the Scalè Reale — a boat built in the early 19th century to transport high-ranking guests
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Set sail through history in this fascinating five-floor museum packed with naval exhibits, model fleets, weaponry, and uniforms — plus a full ships pavilion in the legendary Arsenal.

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Palazzo Contarini del Bovolo

Palazzo Contarini del Bovolo : What an unusual sight tucked away behind the crowded alleys of San Marco!
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Get dizzy climbing this snail-shaped (bovolo) staircase, built with defiance in the 1400s to showcase the wealth of one of Italy’s oldest noble families.

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Palazzo Ducale

Palazzo Ducale : The Chamber of the Great Council is the largest and most majestic chamber in the palace
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Behind the elegant facade of this ornate palace, once home to Venice’s political leader, majestic chambers coexist with a darker side creating a fascinating duality.

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Palazzo Fortuny

Palazzo Fortuny : The Winter Garden is remarkable for its unexpected painting cycle on the wall, meticulously crafted by Fortuny over 25 years
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In the warm and inviting ambiance of Mariano Fortuny's former residence, the array of art is beyond words. With each display suggesting that the artistic work is still unfolding, you'll feel as though the artist could step into the room at any given moment, ready to continue his creative journey.

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Palazzo Grassi

Palazzo Grassi : Picture yourself arriving by gondola — just as guests once did. This would be the first thing you see inside the palace — wow!
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Contemporary art museum in a classical 17-th century palace.

Explore the lives and works of today’s top artists inside Venice’s last grand palazzo, where avant-garde contemporary art meets classical decor in a unique blend of past and present creativity.

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Palazzo Grimani

Palazzo Grimani : The Tribuna is also known as the 'Chamber of Antiquities' because it once housed over 130 ancient sculptures
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Unusual Renaissance palace with theatrical frescoed halls adorned with intricate grotesques.

Get a sense of how the ultra-rich Venetians adorned their palazzos with out-of-the-ordinary decorations.

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Palazzo Mocenigo

Palazzo Mocenigo : To evoke daily life as it was back then, rooms contain mannequins wearing ancient garments and accessories
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Museum that transports you into the everyday world of Venetian nobility during the Republic’s golden age.

Be instantly transported to a bygone era with richly detailed decor, lavish historic garments and an interactive fragrance exhibition.

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Parco delle Rimembranze

Parco delle Rimembranze : The park is characterized by its unique umbrella pine trees, which offer a shaded retreat in the midst of a bustling urban setting
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Tranquil park with shaded pine trees, a playground and stunning views over the San Marco basin.

Escape the city's narrow streets and crowds to open, green expanses and witness one of the best sunsets.

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Peggy Guggenheim Collection

Peggy Guggenheim Collection : Facing Canal Grande, the 'unfinished palace' was Peggy Guggenheim's residence for three decades
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Modern art collection in an 18th-century unfinished palace.

Ideal for modern art enthusiasts and those seeking a respite from traditional Venetian art.

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Piazza San Marco

Piazza San Marco : Some of the most iconic sights in Venice are located on the eastern side of the square
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There’s a reason most one-day visitors head straight here: Venice’s grand central square — the city’s social, religious, and political heart — is nothing short of spectacular.

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Ponte dei Pugni

Ponte dei Pugni : Stone footprints marked the start of the fights, but contestants often ended up in the murky canal as the bridge lacked railings
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Bridge famed for its historic tradition of organized fistfights between rival gangs.

Step into the stone footprints and picture the tension in the air, the roar of the crowd, and the chaos about to unfold. Fortunately, today the only battle is resisting another gelato.

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Punta della Dogana

Punta della Dogana : The former customs house sits at the entrance of Canal Grande, next to Santa Maria della Salute (visible on the right side of the photo).
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Contemporary art museum in a former customs building, right beside a prime vantage point.

Along with thought-provoking exhibitions in a beautifully modernized historic building, you’ll get to enjoy some of the finest views of the Venetian waterfront.

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Rialto Bridge

Rialto Bridge : The bridge, captured from the south during a quiet moment
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The first bridge over the Grand Canal, now one of Venice's most iconic landmarks.

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Rialto Market

Rialto Market : The Pescheria (fish market) in the morning
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Historic market with lively stalls providing a glimpse into authentic Venetian life.

A feast for the senses: delight in vibrant colors, immerse yourself in an array of intoxicating smells, and listen to the lively banter of stallholders speaking in Venetian dialect.

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Rio dei Vetrai

Rio dei Vetrai : The artisan shops boast a remarkably diverse array of glass creations
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Indulge in glass souvenir shopping directly from the hands of the glassmakers in the artisan glass workshops lining this charming canal in Murano.

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Riva degli Schiavoni

Riva degli Schiavoni :  The monumental waterfront is constantly bustling with crowds, especially the closer you get to the Palazzo Ducale
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Walk Venice's monumental waterfront along the San Marco basin for unrivaled, postcard-perfect views of the city’s most iconic landmarks set against the glittering expanse of water.

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Riva del Vin

Riva del Vin : Thanks to its south-facing position on the Canal Grande, this waterfront enjoys plenty of much-needed winter sun
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Sunny quayside south of Rialto with prime views of the bridge.

Take in some of the best views of Rialto Bridge — whether dangling your feet above Canal Grande or relaxing at one of the many terrace restaurants.

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San Barnaba

San Barnaba : The sheer array of contraptions under one roof is nothing short of overwhelming
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Find yourself involuntarily searching for Indiana Jones in front of the church’s iconic facade — then step inside to get hands on with Leonardo’s ingenious creations.

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San Giacomo dall'Orio

San Giacomo dall'Orio : The beautifully painted cupolas above the right altar
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As you enter this beautiful Romanesque church, glance to the right: a painted miracle scene seems innocent — until you look closer.

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San Giacomo di Rialto

San Giacomo di Rialto : The large 24-hour clock makes the church easily identifiable, once you cross the Rialto Bridge
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Possibly the oldest church in Venice, this charming Gothic gem — with its rare portico and large clockface — once drew bankers and money changers who did business right beneath its arches.

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San Giorgio Maggiore

San Giorgio Maggiore : On its small island as seen from across the lagoon from Punta della Dogana
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Island church offering stunning panoramic views of Venice from its bell tower.

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San Moise

San Moise : The impressive altarpiece combines frescoes, sculptures and rocks to depict Moses receiving the Ten Commandments from God
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Just a short detour from St. Mark’s Square, this church is well worth a visit for its dramatic altarpiece and over-the-top Baroque facade.

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San Nicolo dei Mendicoli

San Nicolo dei Mendicoli : Gold leaf decorates not just frames but even the arches of stone columns — a lavish expense for a modest community
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Veneto-Byzantine church with a history of aiding the less fortunate.

It's a beautiful and tranquil church, nestled away from the crowds in a characterful part of Dorsoduro.

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San Pantalon

San Pantalon : The church is renowned for its vast ceiling painting
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Behind the unassuming facade lies a breathtaking ceiling, alive with a vibrant celestial scene and a mesmerizing sense of depth.

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San Salvador

San Salvador : Titian’s 'Transfiguration of Christ' graces the high altar
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This monumental Baroque church houses the relics of Venice’s original patron saint, beautifully restored art, and at least two hidden gems.

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San Sebastiano

San Sebastiano : The bright interior is adorned with works by Veronese
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This was the three-decade 'workplace' of one of Venice’s greatest painters. His dramatic works, combined with the church’s serene atmosphere, create a captivating sense of peaceful harmony.

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San Vidal

San Vidal : The anticipation builds as everyone awaits the arrival of the musicians
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End your day of sightseeing with a moving classical concert in a sacred setting — where the atmosphere and acoustics elevate the experience.

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San Zaccaria

San Zaccaria : The flooded 10th-century Romanesque crypt
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Among the many treasures and curiosities of this Gothic-Renaissance church, none linger longer in the memory than its eerie, partially flooded crypt.

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Santa Maria Formosa

Santa Maria Formosa : The luminous interior features a main altar flanked by large archways that open fluidly into the lateral chapels
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With a name that raises eyebrows, this church invites you to admire two contrasting facades and a remarkable marble-framed polyptych inside.

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Santa Maria dei Carmini

Santa Maria dei Carmini : The friezes on both sides of the clerestory walls depict a total of 24 scenes related to Carmelite subjects
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Step inside to experience an unusually slender nave, richly adorned with 24 large friezes that vividly bring Carmelite stories to life.

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Santa Maria dei Miracoli

Santa Maria dei Miracoli : The narrow, tall nave has a raised altar so that everyone can see the venerated painting of the Virgin
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Often called a 'Renaissance jewelry box' for its exquisite polychrome marble panels, supposedly crafted from leftover marbles from St. Mark's Basilica.

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Santa Maria del Giglio

Santa Maria del Giglio : Today, the facade remains one of the finest examples of Venetian Baroque architecture
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Beyond the Baroque splendor of the facade and its unique relief maps of Rome and other cities, step inside the treasury to uncover an unexpected painting from a distant land and style.

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Santa Maria della Salute

Santa Maria della Salute : The exterior is embellished with no less than 125 statues, which starkly contrasts with the solemn ambiance inside
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Baroque votive church with a unique octagonal design.

Dominating the southern entrance of the Canal Grande, the church's silhouette has become one of the city's most recognizable landmarks. Why not experience its dramatic Baroque up close?

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Santi Giovanni e Paolo

Santi Giovanni e Paolo : The main altar
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The largest church in Venice, serving as the final resting place for 25 Doges.

It's ok to feel small inside this Gothic giant. The upside is that there's so much to explore in what feels like an endless space. Admire masterpieces by Bellini, Lorenzetti, Lombardo and Veronese.

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Santi Maria e Donato

Santi Maria e Donato : The entire church floor unfolds as one uninterrupted mosaic
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Old church with magnificent Byzantine mosaics and a dragon myth.

You'll be welcomed by an elegant exterior and then mesmerized by the mosaics inside. Kids will ask countless questions about the fabled dragon.

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Scuola dei Carmini

Scuola dei Carmini : The capitular hall, the largest of the rooms, is adorned with the most precious works of the Scuola
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Archconfraternity building featuring lavish, luminous, art-filled interiors.

A hidden gem of a scuola that, with a bit of luck, you could have all to yourself while visiting.

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Scuola di San Marco

Scuola di San Marco : The facade features many marble statues of angels, warriors, and other fantastical creatures
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Medical museum housed in a grand confraternity building dedicated to the patron saint of Venice.

In addition to experiencing the grand interior, you'll be impressed by the evolution of medicine since ancient times.

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Scuola di San Rocco

Scuola di San Rocco : The first glimpse of the spectacular Sala Capitulare as you ascend the grand staircase
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The wealthiest of the seven confraternity buildings will impress with its breathtaking grand interiors, showcasing some of the most dramatic artworks in Venice — matched only by those of the Doge's Palace.

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Squero di San Trovaso

Squero di San Trovaso : The workshop and living quarters, resembling an alpine chalet, are quite unusual for Venice
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One of the last few boatyards building traditional wooden gondolas.

Witness skilled artisans crafting and repairing gondolas by hand, a centuries-old craft that's quintessentially Venetian.

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Torcello

Torcello : There’s not much left on Torcello today, though it was once filled with palazzos and churches
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Small island considered the symbol of Venice's birth, where the lagoon’s oldest church still stands.

Venice’s quiet soul, steeped in history, embraced by nature.

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Torre dell'Orologio

Torre dell'Orologio : The side of the clocktower facing Piazza San Marco
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Renaissance clock tower topped with two giant statues that hammer out the hours.

Going inside is essential to fully appreciate this 500-year-old iconic building and technological masterpiece.

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Train Station

Train Station : Completed soon after WW2, the train station predominantly features designs from the fascist era
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Your gateway for rail travel in and out of Venice.

While not a tourist attraction per se, it's the main access point for trips in and out of Venice.

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Venice Jazz Club

Venice Jazz Club : Jazz is in full swing with the VCJ quartet — Frederico always steals the show at the piano
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Intimate jazz club featuring live music from the VJC quartet plus a full bar.

After a day of exploring Venice's historical charm, indulging in contemporary live music at this effortlessly cool club is the perfect way to return to the present moment.

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Venice Vintage Toys

Venice Vintage Toys : The giant Grendizer robot
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Small exibition with a massive collection of vintage dolls.

A delightfully nostalgic collection that evokes happy memories in adults and scores points with kids.

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Zattere

Zattere : Zattere is a favorite spot for the local 'ritual' of La Passeggiata (the promenade)
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Sun-bathed waterfront on the south of Dorsoduro.

The promenade is such a soothing spot, perfect for enjoying the local atmosphere. Watch the sunset while sipping an aperitivo and prepare for the evening.

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